... 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 ...

... SCHOOL PRESBYTERIANS ON SLAVERY AND REBELLION. In the Old School Presbyterian General Assem- bly at Newark, N.J., on Tuesday, JuIlge Mat- thews, from the Committee on Bills and Overtures, presented an able report on the subject of Slavery, which produced a ...

... constituency on the slavery ques- tion, but now he is elected in opposition to WlOcl- len on the distinct iesne of emancipation. Both promised to maintainthe Union, butwhile M'CIellal was ready to receive back the South with slavery, Lincoln would only ...

... emancipatioh of tlie. rnegroes2 >T'hhA dmninistration w of Spain is alnoith'e'ionly bnd 'that Innintains the d scourge 'f slavery' We now 'leairn troo Cubk! at that a patition, signed'by uipwards of 101) plantere,.i fc has beeh'' preseted! tn' I the' ...

... opinion of the world has of late rather turned in her favour, as her policy has become more and more distinctly opposed to slavery, and as time has made more evident the tenacity with which the Southerners cling to this relic of barbarism. At one time we ...

... of reconstruction,- he would have deeply offended nll that section of; his supporters who are sincerely' waigwar against slavery, and who would. rather, let the South go than ~receive it back with' that intiuion. By that- mistake he would :have thoninto ...

... that every man in this room is an advo- cate for the abolition of slavery. (Loud and pro- longed cheering.)l Allow me to repeat that I feel you would be all content if you saw slavery abolished -(renewed cheers).- but I also feel this, that you wish to ...

... his subjest, National Sins and National Judgments, by alluding to the great civil war now raging in America. He declared slavery to have been the primary cause of the disruption of the United States, and pointed out the defect of the Constitution in ...

... countries of the earth- as a renewed proclamation of war to the knife with a people who, though deeply ggilty in the matter of slavery, and in other respects besides, hav e covered their multitude of sins by a cosrage, a constancy, a self-denial, a unity, anda ...

... i stood my Itnglish. My opinion on the American . question ia well knovwn. Not only do I hope from it z the abolition of slavery, but I consider the quention to be one ?? all mankind; anid woeto the world if the North did not come out victorious from ...