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... SLAVERY. 44 More fanaticism ! It is odd that genius is in the way of being fanatical. The most eloquent speakers of the Old World and the New, the first of poets, the first of sculptors, the most inspired of modern painters, are, the subject of Slavery ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Lord BROUGHAM asked the Foreign Secretary if he had any objections to lay the table certain papers connected with the treatment of liberated slaves in Brazil? He said the conduct the Government Brazil in reference to the abolition of ...
... SLAVERY EVERYWHERE. Remembering what the United States were only three years ago, the warm hospitality which they extended to the unfortunate ana oppressed of all nations, and that in their population was be found larger proportion of prosperous, educated ...
... FRANCE AND SLAVERY. The Monitexir labours, by extracts from consular reports, to depress the prospects of cotton supply in any adequate quantity from any quarter; hence the urgency of arenewedand combined effort from Europe to arrest the belligerent calamity ...
... SLAVERY AND THE CONFEDERATE CONSTITUTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER. SIR,— During the debate on slavery, the meeting Independents, last week, it was asserted by one of the speakers that the word slavery was not to be found in the Constitution ...
... requiring them to give answer. This is just what we should have expected. If the Southerns give up slavery they give up the whole cause of quarrel. Slavery is the cardinal point of their political and religious faith. They have fenced it round with savage ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR, AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. ...
... SLAVERY AND ITS ABETTORSMR WILSON'S REPLY TO MR BLAIR. ...
... DUNDEE ADVERTISER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1863. THE PRO-SLAVERY RELIGION OF THE SOUTH. The Rev. Newman Hall, of Surrey Chapel, has addressed a long and earnestly-'written letter to the editors of the religions journals in which the Appeal from the Clergy ...
... Tiiis significant fact, and proves how vast a stride anti-slavery principles have taken in the Empire State, hitherto regarded the stronghold that Democracy whose strong Southern leauings have been the curse of the Northern States. Massachusetts of course ...
... no Congress should have power to pass any law affecting slavery. And at the first convention of the Episcopal Church of the Confederation, one of tbe most influential ministers spoke of slavery a sacred trust placed in their hands by God ! The rev. speaker ...
... leading article in this nineteenth century to try and prove slavery from the Bible ! (Laughter.) If there was any meaning in that article was prop not slavery in the abstract, but the American slavery which is the cause of the controversy ! (Hear, hear.) Well ...