... considerable length. began by stating that slavery was the native normal state of society in Calabar, and then described the classes into which slaves were divided, and the work in which they were engaged. The system slavery called (*alal*ar was one which they ...

... you have now arrived at the conclusion that tho slavery question cannot be dis- cussed-apart from the rebellion and its causes. The declaration of the rebels of their intention to found an empire on slavery as its corner stone made this clear from the ...

... SLAVERY AND GENERAL BANKS. (FI',OIu thC Ti'hss.) let peoplc bewvaro how they indulge too Ircely in the luxury of sentiment and opinion, foi they know not how soon they may be called on to provo their sincerity. So far as ?? that -wide region of which ...

... PROPOSBD ABOLITION OP SLAVERY. At the last session of Congress, »,proposed amendment of the Constitution abolishing slavery throughout the United States passed the Senate, but failed for lack the requisite two-thirds vote in the Honse of Representatives ...

... NENVMILNS A. AINT-SLAVERY SOCIETY. OIFPORTNNT tOI~NO' According to previolus rn DDgaetCilt, 3 tateetg tbis ?? took place in the Black lull Hall 11p, Fjidity the 25th Novemher Iet, for the ?? receiving two ?? of thc cerrepilencebetw5 the American Governmallt ...

... 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 ...

... THE UNION PARIY AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Rev. Dr in his speech insugurat- ing the Convention at Baltimore, made a statement which was remarkable, not only as expressing the seutiments of the Convention which has nominated Mr Lincoln again for the ...

... fromi a correspondent, -who says ho a1 ative of this pl:ce, aid, at the samne time, was L' lo; c, that ther' existed all anti-slavery society hi That way be so, but to sntisfy him we send lbt cird of winiberslip, hy whieh lie maUly, if he ?? have the pleisiiie ...

... UNION PARTY AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The Rev. Dr Breckenridge, in his speech inaugurat- ing the Convention at Baltimore, made a statement which was remarkable, not only as expressing the sentiments of the Convention which has nominated Mr Lincoln again ...

... have felt the grinding despotism of the slavelsolding oligarchy, would ask a Guni-'n with slavery? It was slavery ?? assailed the life of the nation. It wvass slavery which drove loyal cucizeas to caves and forests for shelter. When ihe Union armlies caine ...

... Missouri called the he was a Scotchman originally. I shou! n Harel- fair sort of wan, but | contact with all never the shape of slavery had blunted his fe amily of given bim all the slang and insolent Bway hall fail slaveholder. After being ge shall remark was ...

... THE VICTORY OVER REBELLION AND SLAVERY. 8Proessor Rogers, of Glasgow University, has E favoured us with the following extract from a aletter just received by him from his brother, Pro- fessor Wmn. B. Rogers, of America. It is, we , believe, a faithful ...