... 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 ...

... struggle commenced in the South for the maintenance of slavery—(hear, hear)—and in the North for the main- tenance of the Union. (Hear, hear.) It had become a continuous struggle for the maintenance of slavery in the South—(hear, bear)—and in the North for a ...

... in bigh quarters.—Loodon correspondence of the New York Herald. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.—Mr George Thomson, Writiog from America to a friend in Manchester, says :— tiou of slavery. The Congress (both Houses) is radical. ‘The masses here, of all classes, are ...

... 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 ...

... them- selves Indifference was to be treated as 4 The negro was to be compelled to work. and the General who thas re-enacis slavery at a fixed remeneration mercifully orders that the Sundays are not to be ‘ needlessly’ encroached upon by their em- nor are ...

... fairest countries of the earth—asa a renewed of war to the knife with a people who, though deepl guilty in the matter of slavery, and in have covered of sins self-denial, a unity, and a which have seldom history of nations — of a war, too, which has notorious ...

... 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' ...

... America, with the Northern States urging a cruelly aggressive warfare under the obviously fradulent pretext of abolishing slavery, when everybody knows they began fighting merely for empire, and for the wealth they feared to loose by ceasing to be factors ...

... 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 ...

... would be to return on the basis of general amnesty, preservation of slavery where it to be tested by trial before the Supreme the rebel war debt to be it of consideration, the to carry slavery into the Territories (' the question was the occasion of ‘was accom ...

... 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 ...