... and champion of slavery—a few weeks since, the same multitudes shouted in praise of Garibaldi, the champion of liberty, national and individual, without respect to clime or colour, and who especially condemned Confederate slavery, with his own noble ...

... great matter of slavery—this bans of your country, this Ay is your pot of ointment, this blot upon your fair escutcheon, the dark cloud that has so long hovered upon the horizon of your prospeete—thet with this institution of slavery you may make short ...

... anti-slavery champion the feelings of thankful exultation with which he most view the worms of the abolition movement made under the just and generous President Lincoln. It would be difficult to name one advocate for the abolition of Negro slavery in the ...

... ves has poised a rescind= 'amides amendment to the smstilation, abolishing slavery, by a majority . of tweety-cme. It will gratify every lever of freedom and hater of Slavery, to learn that Mr. George nominee to whom Ryde audiences had the pleasure and ...

... triumph of a party whose main--indeeel wham only principle of action was open and undisguised hoetiaty to the institution of slavery. The war commenced upon that ground, and has been carried on upon it. What say the Confederate apologists to this plain dealing ...

... America, desires to record its unaltered conviction that slavery is the round and origin of the war sow knoutably waging therein. The only matter for astonishment is that the advocacy of slavery by an owner of slaves should be listened to by an assemblage ...

... asserting as he has ever done, that the so-called Confederates were the aggressors, and commenced the war solely to protect slavery. He stated that England could have no sympathy with the South, and be said truly. Upon the Schleswig-Holstein question, ho ...

... maser. luster al ravaglag the Your canary, is usual, sad earning sheerer of virtu to be 4Nred up to Ws irk, or sold Into slavery, be re beed driven back sal lost a throned of Ids rare, and an equal number worried. May meth be the let of all Warily tyrants ...

... behind him, and where will be welcomed as one of • the earliest *teems and most snoosedul advocates of the abolition of Negro Slavery.. Mr. Thou is not only well known as the firm friend of , hut Parliamentary Reform and the great question of Free Trade have ...

... they were uninjured by the two out of the raven shots which struck the ship. The above statement milt to silence the pro-slavery party from glorifying the of the captain of their favourite skimmer of the seas, as something exceedingly heroic and chivalrous ...

... amendment the Constitutioo, slave for over frees the soil of the sited States. When Mr. Lincoln wee first elected (ia 1880) slavery and the dinars planters were to treated with marked respect, and all the seam that was to be taken in opposition to this blighting ...

... emancipation; the rev. gentleman declined an the groun d that If Jesus Christ had inaugurated his Gospe l with the prefix anti-slavery there were thousa ndseven now who would refuse to be called Christians. We need scarcely say that this clerical representative ...