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... with whom ever spoke on the subject of slavery, seemed confident that the true prosperity of Africa would only commence with the cessation of slavery. And they all say it would be far better for them if slavery were put down altogether than allowed to ...
... SLAVERY THE GREAT EVIL. I hare always the blamo upon any one tb®, i conviction that man in all feasible spite ; am 4, moreover. wish n..t t I«>un lerstoo*! as canting slur bb the Portugese io turupe, the Lscount Lavrroiio, the \ ie count .la Han4#ira ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. iiTR JORN A. I ACKSON, an Amerievn Fneitivw Slave, will Preach in MARNOCK'S CIICRCH, Morrow Evening (Sabbath) Worship to cotutnenon at lialf-past Six o'clock. Mr J will also deliver a LECTURE in the same place. on TUNIDAT Neeing, at ...
... military successes of the nation.” gard to slavery, you entirely misanderstand the Se- is not an issue of the war. A quite Slavery was an issue war, and the war, an insue for legislation. war intertered with slavery, except on the ground of military necessity ...
... says further, that when the war is at an end, all questions about slavery will pass over to the arbitrament of the courts of law and the councils of legislation. So much for slavery. Mr Seward evidently thinks that this is a master stroke of policy ...
... fromi a correspondent, -who says ho a1 ative of this pl:ce, aid, at the samne time, was L' lo; c, that ther' existed all anti-slavery society hi That way be so, but to sntisfy him we send lbt cird of winiberslip, hy whieh lie maUly, if he ?? have the pleisiiie ...
... subject of slavery at the present day-an answer which will be explicit, and I hope not altogether unsatisfactory. While the- rebels continue to wage wat against the Government I of the United States, the military measures affecting I slavery, which have ...
... SEWARD SLAVERY AND PEACE. Secretary Seward made a speech at Auburn, New York, Saturday evening last, which he declared that the salvation of the Union depends upon the reelection Mr Lincoln; that slavery is longer an issue of the war, and will longer ...
... could get their independence if they would abolish slavery; but they know as well as two and two make four that if slavery were abolished they could not keep up the Confederacy four years. When slavery shall pass out of this country there will be no power ...
... SLAVERY America.—Mr John Jackson, an American Fugitive Slave, who has delivered several lectures here recently, is preach to-morrow evening, in the High Church. Theft of Bran Puds.—Eight girls from Neilston pled guilty, before the same Justices, to having ...
... they have the power to alter or abolish the law respecting slavery. And he, as a citizen of America begged, in passing, to declare his innocence of the institution of slavery in his country. Slavery was introduced into his country by Great Britain, Holland ...
... commerce and the advantages whioh accrue from slavery, to hand over the whole free States to the pro-slavery party, guarantee slavery by every possible protec- tion, and develop an empire in which slavery shall be the corner stone. The reconstraction ...