... Perpetuating slavery. He approved of the non-intervention policy towards that country, as now adopted by our Government, and hoped the day was not far distant when peace would be restored to that brave and industrious people, by the abolition of slavery and the ...

... against him by the Democrats respecting slavery : The chief complaint against the President is that ho will not accept peace on the basis of the integrity of the Union, without having also the abandonment of slavery. When and where have the insurgents offered ...

... virtually conclu ll . slavery by refusing to take effective action, as churches, aga inst , . Slaveholders sat at their communion-tables, and slaveholaer' preached from their pulpits. The really honest and consistent opponents of slavery, tee a cally called ...

... and, if snob peace should involve the recognition of slavery, they should not be condemned as indifferent to freedom contrary to their own avowal. Just so those who, in view of the horrors of slavery, desired its extinction as a condition of peace, should ...

... (in origin, essence, and. object, anti-slavery), that the day of doom had come—that the reins of Govern- Ne llt f eet , toad parsed into hands at least partially (many of them per-1,01, clean from the stain of slavery, and that now no hope remained t heir ...

... disdain the attempt. as this war was provoked avowedly in defence of slavery, ' 4l lq e , to secure its further extension as occasion would arise, it I N t i d allowed that slavery was menaced before a people to this dread resort for its defence. A party ...

... Boolto. ANTI-SLAVERY TO THE UNITED STATES. In the press, and shortly will be published, in post AMERICA: the Origin of Her Present Conflict; Her Prospect for the Slave, and Her Claim for Anti-Slavery Sympathy. Illustrated by Incidents of Travel, during ...

... has adopted, by a large majority, a constitutional amendment declaring that hereafter in this State there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary senitude, except in punishment of crime, whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, and all persons ...

... reported ad. Tersely to Mr. Summers's amendment to the oonstitirtion abolishing slavery. bat reported favourably on the re. solution declaring that Cungrees to that slavery shall at within the tolt.d The Confederates ars making farther demonstrations Wart ...

... adversely to Mr. Summers's amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, but reported favourably on the resolution declaring that Congress shall have power to legislate that slavery shall not exist within the United States. FEB. 12. The Confederates ...

... rather than the continuance of degrading slavery. (Cheers.) Let us have no more of the late talk that this is not a war to put down slavery. Everybody now admits that, whatever is the issue of the struggle, slavery will be abolished. Now, with regard to ...

... that slavery is the corner stone of their commonlce In so doing they have, we think, sealed their doom. It has been constantly affirmed in the North that the Secessi°ll;4 contend for independence in the interest of slavery, and th 3t ' b ie slavery were ...