... SLAVERY TO DIE. In presenting the abandonment of armed resistance to the national authority on the part of the insurgents as the only indispensable condition to ending the war on the part of the government, I retract nothing heretofore said as to slavery ...

... THE SLAVERY AMENDMENTS. At the last session of Congress a proposed amendment of the Constitutiol abolishing slavery throughout the United States passed the Senate, but failed, for lack of the twothirds vote, in the House of Representatives. Although the ...

... SLAVERY .IN AMERIC,A. TO THE EDITOR. you obligingly favour me Ix ith a place in your y a ulable paper for the following, in order to call the atteni' of the world to what appears to some not very well liforrnedi persons most extraordinary, knowing it ...

... ABOLITICH OF' SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Yesterday afternoon a de p utation waited upon the Chevalier de Andrada;. at the Brazilian Legation, Caven. dish-square, to pr:sent an address from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, relating ...

... PRESIDBNT LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION ON SLAVERY. IThe Hon. C. S. Morehead, ex-governor of Kentucky, is publishing in the htlex A Plain Statement of Facts in relation to Slavery in the Southern States of America, in connection with the Military Proclamation ...

... report said so long as the slave trade continues and slavery existed anywhere, there would be a necessity for the existence of the society, to assert the great principles which underlie the anti-slavery movement, to stimulate public opinion to adopt, and ...

... and to consider slavery a sin. No one could 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 who came amongst us how inconsistent slavery was with their ...

... question of slavery. Was it, he argues, an 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 a sin to the men of these days. As for perpetuating slavery, nothing ...

... of slavery was not a full compensation; but the greatest suffering of the planters arose from the competition of Cuba. Spain had entered into a treaty by which she engaged to pass laws to abrogate slavery; but after the lapse of many years slavery was ...

... Federal cause is exploded. Mr. SEWARD, in the speech which must be regarded as ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S Manifesto, proclaims that slavery is no longer in question. The Washington Cabinet, he bids the American people to learn, is neither emancipationist nor r6 ...

... SIR,—T observe that in your journal of yesterday lam described as receiving a deputation of the British and Porei.n Anti-Slavery Society at the Brazilian Legation. however, there is nut any such legation in London, I have the honour to request that ...

... to be declared free. But the slavery was kept up in the rest of America, where there was no rebellion going on, and the practical effect of that was that in those parts of America where Mr. Lincoln's rule was admitted slavery was maintained, and if a man ...