... THE CRUELTIES OF SLAVERY. Near father's estate was one owned a certain captain, who was one of the worst of men, and who had a f»ce*natur«lly belonging to the worst of men. This man was known to have killed one of bis in the most cold-blooded manner ...

... to anti-slavery principles than Lord Palmerston. So soon as England had given the imprimatur of Parliament to anti-slavery policy, the Premier constituted the Foreign Office the propagandist thereof. Treaties more or less inimical to slavery were made ...

... BRIGHT ON THE DANISH QUESTION, SLAVERY, AND THE COBDEN-DELANE CONTROVERSY. On Tuesday night, Messrs Scholeficld and Bright, the members for Birmingham, paid their annual visit to their constituents. The meeting took place in the Town Hall, which was crowded ...

... maintenance of Slavery, and in the North for the maintenance of the Union, it had become a continuous struggle for the re-conquest of the Union and the total abolition of slavery, on the part of the North, and for the maintenance of Slavery in the South ...

... own foroe carries slavery iv any or all the territories of the United States a dangerous political heresy, and denied the authority of Congress, of a territorial legislature, or of auy individual, to give legal existence to slavery in any territory of ...

... lucidly colloquial style the policy he has felt himself compelled to pursue on the suV.ject of slavery. I am naturally anti-slavery, he says; if slavery not wrong nothing is wrong. And yet I have never understood that the Presidency conferred upon ...

... well known as staunch friend of the anti-slavery cause:—l. Bills are pending in Congress for reunion and emancipation, upon the basis of the President's message—the basis of freedom immediate and for ever, slavery to be for ever prohibited in the United ...

... well known as a staunch friend of the anti-slavery cause:—l. Bills are pending in Congress for reunion and emancipation, upon the basis of the President's message—the basis of freedom immediate and for ever, slavery to be for ever prohibited In the United ...

... all the more odious is the fact that infamous as slavery is, the North did not propose to touch it in the states where it existed. M The Chicago Platform—the immediate cause of the rebellion—left slavery unscathed wherever unhappily it had found footing ...

... cannot forget how few fully weighed either the iniquity slavery involved or the evils it entailed. There was, with the exception of that noble remnant W. L. Garrison led, none prepared to pronounce slavery a sin calling down upon the nation the retribution ...

... complicity with slavery, and I am glad to observe that they now recognise this fearful war as a judgment upon them, not only for that, but for their national ride, their boasting and th!ir disregard of human life. Hear, hear.) Slavery has poisoned the ...

... difference between M'Clellan and Lincoln is that while the one would prosecute the war without touching slavery, the other is prepared to do slavery all the damage in his. power. We read the other day a Times telegram announcing, on the authority of Mr ...