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... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH. _ haw the of as itnet Carotins, with the - tear ol the 1.0.10 e r 11010. Saxton. tin minter,' of fp dapillettel of the lir etatca that before key titalwetwd hi. C Incluticit i t ., thee 111ANIPPeoto Twehe ee thew at lot. to lien ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND BRITISH SYMPATHISERS. Since the commencement of the present war in America the regarding negro slavery have been consider- modified in this country. A few years ago negro slavery, a8 it exists in the Southern States, was looked as ...
... abroad BIBLICAL SLAVERY. volume (Poes the M » G, ' ; v : , m , ..I the must pertinent questions which SUrcrj -ibVs j. • . ] uH t .» years. h« >■«'; ,ul Ib.up HLiul the creal velume, Wean hearing -'ntn k ,e unut, ti nßllon f or which has l.ee„ the strung ...
... JEWISH SLAVERY From tJir Sjtectator.) Mr (iolilwin Smith's volume (Doe* tht fiihfe Sanction S.'itvfrif ?) asks one of the most pertinent questions which has l»een put to the British public tins- last few years. arc hearing strange things almut the groat ...
... or _uudcsira'ble as assuming the continuance _of _slavery with _new _privileges and _guarantees _. To talk only about a peace _which _is impracticablo _is _loss of time ; to _make a peace leaving slavery wliat _and where it was , _will be _loss o £ all ...
... was simply impassioned appeal to this country not to throw its weight into the scale in favour of slavery. Now, if the existence or perpetuation of slavery were truth involved the question of Southern recognition, at least air of plausibility might given ...
... who received our warm plaudits for his uncompromising anti-slavery views. To be a brother of Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe was a sufficient guarantee to us that he belonged to an honest anti-slavery school. Latterly his name has been kept before the public ...
... _question of _' _slavery . _. The North , he says , correcting a phrase used by Lord Kn'sell , is lighting _for-empire and freedom , _the _South for _independence and _slavery _' . Now , it may _lie admitted _that writers whose hatred of slavery is deep—and ...
... magnitude of the tack bas unfold d itself, As to the con- nection of the war with the slavery question. he affirms that men of al! parties are now convinced that slavery is the cause of their trouble, and will be no seevrity for the Northern while that cur-e ...
... knew from personal acquaintance with Mr Lincoln, and from his public speeches, that he had long been opposed to slavery. It was his anti-slavery views that caused him to he seleuted as Presi-lent of the Republican party; and it was because he held these ...
... are framing a programme, which they in- tend submitting to President Lincoln. They are willing to and restore the union, slavery to ceasé after the year 1876, and com- pensation for negroes to be confined to the loyal States. The Republican programme ...