... SLAVERY One ciy of tho dotnegogue is, unless the negroes forced back into bondage, they will cheapen free labour by competition.” Jiow stupid! Will not there much work tho country when ncgooos am free now ? Can the negroes any more when free than now ...

... SLAVERY President Lincoln showed that to abolish slavery was not his intention or that of the North when he adopted the Chicago platform, and afterwards said, the Union with slavery,’’ or the Union without slavery,’ proving that the Union, not the abolition ...

... SLAVERY, One ciy of the demagogue secessionists is, unless the negroes are forced back into bondage, they will cheapen free labour by competition.” How stupid! Will not thero be as much work in tho country when arc free as now ? Can the negroes do any ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has addressed the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe:— Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. Dear Madam —Id acknowleding your letter aad pamphlet, 1 take the opportunity of laying before ...

... HE NEGR' ND SLAVERY. the Ezaminer. The subject of the Negro and Slavery bas of late been a inent one, for it bas been a favourite topic at the i British ; Association a' philosophers, and at public meetings among the g and their leaders, Some of the so-called ...

... authorized on behalf of the Anti-Slavery men America, who have sent him to this country to propose, that if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation, then the Abolitionists and Anti-Slavery leaders of the Northern States ...

... SLAVERY AT HAVANNAH. A letter from Madrid, in the ifessager Bayonne, describes scandal which has taken place at Havannah in connection with the traffic in slaves:— General Dulce, on his arrival at Cuba, showed himself an enemy slavery, and in his negrophite ...

... THE NORTH AND SLAVERY. give below whet may be regarded the manifesto of the Manchester Southern Club ; Co u.vtrt For more than two year* this reckless war has not only spread death and desolation among the AmeHc ins themselves, bat has so disorganized ...

... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. (FROM THE BIRMINGHAM POST.) It is with something like a feeling shame that we find an English journal, the Tints, standing forth as the apologist of slavery, and citing the Word God warrant for practices which deface and degrade ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. ilignani publishes the following statistics on slavery in Northern America :— '• The first negro slaves imported into North America were brought in a Dutch ship in 1620, and sold in Virginia. The state of slavery in Pennsylvania was ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dnblin has addressed tbo letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe;— Palace, Dublin, Jan. G, 18C3. Dear Madam, —In acknowledging your letter and pamphlet, I take the opportunity cf laying before yon what collect ...

... SLAVERY HAVASNAII. A letter from Madrid, in the Bayonne, describes scandal which has taken place at Uavaanah in connection with the traffic slaves: General Dulce, on his arrival Cuba, showed himself an enemy to slavery, and in negrophite zeal he banished ...