... SLAVERY. The slavery question is touched on in a letter from New York, which appears in The Times— What (asks the writer) is to become of negro slavery ? hang the rebels is not to be thought To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, without offering ...

... purpose. The initiation of American slavery lies at the door of England. The question is therefore one we should aproach tenderly and forbearingly. Our cotton trade makes us even the subsidisers of American slavery. Necessity, it is true, justifies this ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION* It is a work of useless vexation to protest against the intolerant fanaticism of benevolence. The out- stretched hand and calm voice of expostulating wisdom are disregarded. Opiniated weli-wiilers, deaf to all remonstrance, persist ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The New York, correspondent of the Times observes that the result of the debate on Mr. Gregory's motion in the House of Commons and of Lord Campbell's in the House of- Lords on the subject of the blockade has, been received with ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. He would not meet the slavery question here, but he would say of a man who was unwilling to into this war and fight it through unless abolish slavery, that his patriotism was not like the patriotism of the speaker. And, the other ...

... THE CHARACTER OF SLAVERY HOw long 'will it be till the pe'ople of England open their eyes to the true character of the Confederate. Government? Let ••them listen to the words of its VICE-PRESIDENT, and be instructed as to the true character of the nation ...

... peaceful and reasonable emancipation the Unionists and their so-called anti-slavery backers would hinder. In short, by forcing the South back into a pro-slavery Union, these anti-slavery idiots would rivet the fetters the blacks, and prolong that most detestable ...

... THE SLAVERY DIFFICULTY. The State of Illinois has evinced its sincere desire to benefit the negro by adopting a resolution to prevent black men or mulattoes entering within the State. The constitutional Convention approved the resolution, and the Convention ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. would not meet the slavery question hero, but ho would say of a man who was unwilling to into this war and fight it through unless we alndish slavery, that his patriotism was not like the patriotism of the speaker. And, tlic other ...

... WHAT THIS SLAVERY IS, The following extract is from a work entitled American Slavery It Is; Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses,” published by the American Anti-slavery Society. It must be borne in mind that the number at present in slavery in America is ...

... Enthusiasm IO Slavery. I can readily endorve his statement am to'the canue of the quarrel between the northern and Outherin saes :of Amerlsc, although It hai been disputed. I WA,!1i there can be no doubt that the question of slavery constituted its ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Washington correspondent of the Daily Netws, writinrf from that city on the 10th of February, makes the following statement : — Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as the Sunday in Boston. Were it not for the large sprinkling ...