... lent even a shadow of sanction to the principle of slavery. giving to all men power to become sons of God, struck at the root of slavery;—He set free not only men, but man Still it may be said, if slavery is tolerated provisionally era or in any circumstances ...

... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. {From the Times.) In that book (the Bible) there is not one single text that can perverted prove slavery unlawful, though there is much which naturally tonds to its mitigation, its elevation, and its final ex. tinction. In the New ...

... SLAVERY THE PACIFIC. Considerable excitement has existed in Sydney during the past month, arising out of authentic intelligence having been received, confirmatory of rumours which for considerable time have been afloat, relative to number of Peruvian ...

... after all that what the Confederacy seeks by disunion is not a worse fate for slavery than that which threatened it in the United States, but better one. By the Yankees slavery was only remotely endangered; but sooner than abide even this remote danger ...

... power to abolish slavery I ause right of maintaining slavery pr _V_lji|WJ it by law of States' Bights, but when and used the slaves overturn (be I then m his Commander-in-chief of the forces, Lincoln could step in and abolish slavery. wasito ■nr Lincoln's ...

... its membership, an abiding conviction of the great evil of slavery. The clause was too much for the pro-slavery Methodists. Accordingly, a non-natural interpretation was resolved upon; slavery as it exists in the United States being pronounced not a moral ...

... LORD BROUGHAM AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. Lord Brougham's latest utterance on the question of Slavery appears the form of a letter to distinguished member of the Society of Friends. The Wigliam family have long been eminent for their zeal in every good work ...

... THE BRITISH ANTI-SLAVERY AGITATON. apologists of the chivalrous South irri- that they have not succeedotVia polluting the conscience or silencing the voice Britain upon the odiousness of slavery, now seek to discredit our sym • pathy with the bondsman ...

... THE GEORGE GRISWOLD'S CHAPLAIN AND SLAVERY. The Rev. Charles Wheeler Denison, who came over from New York as chaplain in the George Griswold, in the course of a lecture delivered in Liverpool on Monday night, rejected the wild and guilty phantasy ...

... regard to slavery two or three years ago. Have the convictions out which this public private action sprang been changed ? Has the English mind, so open to the light of Hungarian and Italian ideae, become dark to the vices and follies of slavery ? Hare forgotten ...

... MR BRIGHT ON THE COTTON TRADE AND SLAVERY. The South itself has chosen its own issue. The South has not trusted to the future—l mean the slave power of the South —but has rushed into the battle-field to settle this great question; and having chosen war ...

... GEORGE GILFILLAN ON THE AMERICAN AVAR, AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. It is now thirty years since, on the motion of the present Lord Derby, the extinction of slavery the West Indian Islands was decreed, and in August 1831 it formally ceased. It was a proud period ...