... WHITE SLAVERY. AMONG THE NAILERS. ' Hales Owen,' says Mr J. E. White, reporting to the Royal Commission on the Employments of Children and Young Persons the evidence collected by him, as assistant commissioner, on the metal manufactures of the Birmingham ...

... SLAVERY DEAD AND BURIED. A SCENE AT CHARLESTON. The negroes of Charleston Laving obtained permission the authorities to celebrate their deliverance from slavery by the advance General Sherman's army, observed Tuesday, March 21, day of rejoicing. The ...

... WHITE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN. A fourth report has been issued the Royal Commissioners appointed to inquire into the employment of children and young persons in trades and manufactures not already regulated by law—that is, for which ...

... ENQUIRER” UPON THE ABANDONMENT OF SLAVERY. (From the Richmond Enquirer of Dec. 16.) Whenever we are reduced low that we cannot maintain the contest, then we can secure liberty and nationality by the sacrifice of slavery. But until we are prepared to make ...

... Government of a convention of slavemongers, whose' avowed purpose was to found au empire upon the corner-stone of slavery ; and because the longheaded among our own statesmen foresaw the hopelessness of a struggle carried on between Confederate barbarism ...

... body's degradation, Until slavery's bonds, unblest, Check each kindling aspiration : And what should have been thy light, Shining e'en beyond the grave, Turns to darkness worse than night, Leaving thee a hopeless slave! Stich is slavery ! Conhist thou bear ...

... WHITE SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. IN?L)TMINT A roam( retort has been issued by the Royal Commis. sinners appointed to inquire into the employment of children and young persons in tr des and manufactures not already regulated by law—that is, for which the provisions ...

... do under the system of slavery; and that, finally, slavery would disappear altogether. Should, however, the South be conquered, the question of the negroe as well as the question of slavery will not be so easily settled. Slavery may be abolished, but the ...

... delivered long speech, w which reviewed tbs slavery question in its relation to the American straggle. The result of that struggle, which had now virtually terminated, would, he said, be ths abolition of negro slavery throughout the whole of the United States ...

... against slavery, and that we ought to have recognised it as such. I quoted the declaration of the President, that the war was being carried on to restore the Union; that if doing away with slavery wonld restore the Union, he wonld do away with slavery; and ...

... abolishing slavery in Maryland. The Illinois and Rhode Island Houses of Delegates have ratified the amendment. President Lincoln has been serenaded at Washington, when he made speech, in which he said that the passage of the amendment abolishing slavery was ...

... amendment of the Constitution, abolishing slavery in the United States. It requires twothirds the States to approve any alteration in the before it can adopted, but as all the Northern States had previously abolished slavery with two exceptions—Kentucky and Deleware ...