... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. - . m, Yesterday afternoon a [deputation waited upon the Chevalier de Andrada, at the Brazilian Legation, Caven- dish-square, to present an address from the committeo of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, relating ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Yesterday afternoon a -deputation waited upon the Chevalier Andnula, the Brazilian Legation, Cavendish-square, to pr-'sent au address from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society, relating the extinction ...

... I PRESIDENT LINCOLNS PROCLAMATION ON SLAVERY. I *» The Hon. C. S. Morehead, ex-governor of Kentucky, publishing in the Index A Plain Statement of Fac in relation to Slavery in the Southern States of America, in connection with the Military Proclamation ...

... the report said so long as the sl» trade continues and slavery existed anywhere, *n would be a necessity for the existence of the ?ocie j» to assert the great principles which underlie anti-slavery movement, to stimulate .public °P ID, rg . to adopt, and ...

... bring the people of America lo the same standard as ourselves, and to consider slavery a sin. No one oould deny the stand that was made in this country against American slavery, and the protests that were being constantly dinned into the ears of Americans ...

... , Lord COLVILLE presentod petitions from the islands Barbadocs and Tobago, praying that steps might lie taken for the of slavery; and, if not, that differential duty in favour sugar tho produce of colonies might bn established. ...

... states were be declared free. But the slavery was kept the rest of America, whore there was no rebellion going on, and the practical effect of that was that those puts of America where Mr. Lincoln’s rule was admitted slavery was maintained, and if man ran away ...

... Adopted. SLAVERY TO DIE. tn preMnticg the Abandonment of armed resistance to the antbotitj on the part of the inaargents as the Only indispensable condition to ending the war on the part the government, I retract nothing heretofore said to slavery. I repeat ...

... The devil of slavery must go out of us, and as it is the worst of all devils it can only go out through unprecedented convul- sions, tearings, and agonies. North must suffer as well as South ; for the North shares in the guilt of slavery, and there are ...

... question of slavery. Wits it, argues, error in our fathers, not barely a wrong ; but was it a sin Possibly not in them; they knew it not. But their error, if extended and fostered, becomes sin to the men of these days. As for perpetuating .slavery, nothing ...

... adversely to Mr. Summers's amendment to the constitution abolishing slavery, but reported favourably on the resolution declaring that Con- gress shall have power to legislate that slavery i_all not exist within the United States. NEW YORK, Feb. 12, Evening ...

... least the end of it would the extinction slavery, and the conferring of freedom upon vast numbers human beings who had been born and were held iu slavery (cheers). But, there were many forms of evil. Slavery was ; one—a hateful and most-to-be abhorred ...