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... FACTS OF SLAVERY. It has become the fashion to doubt the cruelty to which slaves have been and are subjected in the present day, where that anti-Christian inatitutioa, slavery, still remains a great fact. We hear from elmeholdare and their sympathisers ...
... place of all municipal institution., and of slavery, SS one of them institutions. In a state of war, so far from the States where slavery exists having the exclusive control of the municipal. institution of slavery, not only has the President, as Commander-in- ...
... Saunders, White, Gunn, bloody, what wee the rose of the war ? It wee slavery. Slavery bad not only something to do with the war, but everyand Alford. thing to do with it. Bat for slavery, the thirty-four EWItetATIOW Otorrems.—The proposition of States would ...
... that the Southern States did not secede on the question of slavery. They have stated that it was on. account of slavery, and nothing else. The South seceded in consequence of believing that slavery would not be Nabs under Mr. Lincoln's executive, and that ...
... =mew Radial. Lately be Ws bower the He sow maidesily impieties drawslesay by prey its utter the land Maw at Ameba He Weans slavery. Vadally he Mathes it—pressially seproves it. all the ton yobssipar at his yeeth—the polities pia= bias early mg still swan ...
... n is slowly working its say ; and in spite of the Time* and Mr. Bereefoni Hope, and the whole pro-slavery clique, President Lucia has given the slavery system a blow from which it will never recover. Some thoughtless. or perhaps wicked pmple, heap abuse ...
... =antennae of the sovereignly of each separate date mend, the question of slavery sod the third, the tasiff. The lecturer observed that there was no stronger opponent to slavery then himself, mid his most oatmeal wish was Hest it should be entirely abolished ...
... offseire. t Con- Goversaeat aekaowledgiag the Fresh wrotee federate terst• Veil aid pre al to mollify the inetitaliee of slavery. Both the New York Soak' and ernein statist that the Federal Government has notified England that the sailin of privateers ...
... Qat= wee maietalaul slavery could sot live bog; yr. appointmettedictios of this alatemeet, she of the United States did, is March 11161, pess C rP readetioa, be palpated the several kr air as asth to the Countries, all power m slavery. sr imerdire with ...
... Confederates. dossines - 117UM bloodshed of the war, their wallah rebellioe sated. It is the ferias of the neer and othee pre. slavery advocates to talk lightly of the t h e Dow arms, and vaantingly of the malign/ achievement' let as see whether jetty not. ...
... however. we =pry be say, stated that Slavery was an ateocioes crime his lordship is also to be thanked for having broken abated through th e of his elms on this great subject In dec that British hatred of slavery is not in the least or dieninithed—in ...
... listened complacently, and hounded on the advocate of slavery, by their applause, to other statements as base, criminal, and false as that we have exposed. Will Sunderl and send Mr. Lindsay, the patron of slavery, under false pretences, again to disgrace its ...