... SLAVERY THE GREAT EVIL. I hare always the blamo upon any one tb®, i conviction that man in all feasible spite ; am 4, moreover. wish n..t t I«>un lerstoo*! as canting slur bb the Portugese io turupe, the Lscount Lavrroiio, the \ ie count .la Han4#ira ...

... destruction of slavery is not so. In Southern language slavery used to be described as involuntary servitude. If that description is to be retained, and the system lately proclaimed by General Banks is to be adopted, the abolition of slavery will not go ...

... Apropos of the question the Christianity of slavery, I have before curious pamphlet, letter Professor Goldwin Smith answer his Does the Bible sanction American slavery P In it some the pot objections to slavery In the abstract are very cleverly handled ...

... majority. The Maryland home vote showed 1500 majority against the adoption of an anti-slavery Constitution. This was defeated by 5000 soldiers' and an anti-slavery Constitution was adopted. The Governor of Maryland, however, decided to throw out the soldiers' ...

... return of what he calls the rebels to their allegiance and on the abandonment of slavery—the bitterest pill of all for the Confederates to swallow, for they still boast of slavery as the corner-stone of their system--and it is not difficult to see, from the ...

... proclaimed war against pauperism ; he has proclaim one of the first duties of a free country is to com vhat we slavery caused by misery, and th e slavery created b istera of ance; he has taken a courageous a nd noble initiat at class. however lit consequences ...

... The Democratic strategy demands that these forces be disbanded, and that the masters be conciliated by restoring them to slavery. The black men who now assist Union prisoners to escape, they are to be converted into our enemies in the vain hope of gaining ...

... the physical character also), upon conditions of the parents. When, for instance, pooide are oppressed, kept in a state of slavery, they Invariably contract habits of lying, for the purpose deceiving and outwitting their superiors, being refuge of the weak ...

... to pensioners. The war continues; and our armies have steadily advanced. The purling of the measure by Congests abolishing slavery is, recommended. The national resources ate inexhaustible. So attempt at negotiation with the insurgent leader could result ...

... M soap M*M ee al Athadat are so beet blood. The war, and even it it Isalliausti to as it si MO of mere redslaatete the et slavery is besaris• fan, as wimp to it would, wombat Mote a war of pa* for the eampiete a( that curse ; as afforest the sympathies ...

... advantage of the east majority on both sides if peace should be revtored, and it will certainly not be to our loss. That slavery will eventually disappear—and soon—let the contest end as it may, is our inn conviction, and in this belief we can all the ...

... which he declared that there was no intention on the pert of the Adininktration to abandon the present war .neasurei azainit slavery for the adoption of a policy of onnceAdon, and that the mar most go on until one side or the other succumbed through exhaustion ...