... Dr Clieover, delivered to the Church Anti-slavery Society, which demonstrates far more strongly than we have ever done that the Foderals are not now, and have never been, fighting for the abolition of slavery, and that Mr Lincoln deserves no credit for ...

... following list of anti-slavery events that have occurred since Mr Lincoln's inauguration : 1. Emancipation in Western Virginia. 2. Emancipation in Missouri. 3. Emancipation the District of Columbia. 4. Emancipation in Maryland. 5. Slavery abolished and for ...

... list of a:ti-slavery events that have occurre sirce Mr Lincoln’s inauguration : 1. Emancipation in Western Virginia, 2. Emancipation in Missouri. 4. Emancipation in Marylan 3. Emancipation in the District of Columbia. Territories. 5. Slavery abolished and ...

... seeking a retorn to the Union on the bais of freedomn to all, and of the abolition and prohibition of slavery. 21, The abolition and prohibition of slavery by an amendment of the Constitution parsed in the Senate by two-thirds majority, anld by nemrly the ...

... seeking a return to the Union on the basis of freedom to all, and of the abolition and prohibition of slavery. 21. The abolition and prohibition of slavery r- by an amendment of the Constitution passed in the Senate by a two-thirds majority, and, by 3- nearly ...

... mark some of the points in it. ' Our institution.; slavery included of course, ' vindicated mid freed from malignant intermeddling of fanatics or insidions enemies.' Now what does this menu lint that slavery shall be restored in fell force as heretofore, ...

... vain be restored, till the South is subdued, and slavery f ever abulished—aud as Lord Byron has it, Like the baseless fabric of a vision, Leave not a trace behind. fact is, Ladies and Gentlemen, Slavery is incom- pauble-absclutely incompatible, with the ...

... Republican party that Slavery was to kept out the territories Slavery, since the outbreak of the war, has been affirmed by the Vice-President of the South be the corner-stone of the new Republic ; and the President has declared that if Slavery abolished, it can ...

... informed that the basis on which the President would treat was the abolition of slavery and the restoration of the Union. As these terms include all (and, so far as slavery is concerned, more than all) that the Yankees have been so long and so desperately ...

... on, that sees in it any obstacle to peace except the existence of slavery? Have done with that, and the war is at end. This bringing out into such bold relief of the fact that slavery is the root of the present strife is, of course, not very palatable ...

... party that Slavery was to be kept out of the territories? Slavery, since the outbreak of the war, bas been affirmed by the Vice-President of the South to be the cor- ner-stone of the new Republic ; and the Presi- dent has declared that if Slavery be abolished ...

... has been done in four years, but then all that has been done las been done by Republicans; by the re-imposition of slavery, but then slavery has always been condoned by the Democrats; and by the' loss of all Northern honour, but then who would dare to criticise ...