... of slavery, every one acknowledged —no one attempted to dispute—that slavery caused the war. There was not one present but could look back to the time when almost the whole of the press and almost every public man in this country said that slavery did ...

... but when the peace and prosperity of a happy country was recklessly destroyed for the maintenance of the monstrous crime of slavery, sympathy in right minded men is annihilated, and all that remains is the shudder humanity breathes forth at human woe, however ...

... system of slavery in which they, in their short-sightedness, conceived their prosperity consisted. It is the custom with some parties to falsify facts in order to escape their scorching power. Some persons, while pretending a dislike to slavery, charge ...

... s on cotton—fres land—giant. —lands selected by settlers themselves—small capitalist farmer—English yeoman in Queensland—slavery in America to be overthrown by cotton produced in British Colonies. ...

... then went into some details of the degradation slavery brought upon its victims, having no authority, no law, but arising from the interests and prejudices of the population ; comparing the plague of Slavery eating into the body politic, like a deadly cancer ...

... he has kept on his course, and has finally brought the bitter strife to a conclusion lie hes quelled civil war, abolished slavery, built up the power of the United States so that foreign nations can no longer scoff at it, but must hail him as the worthy ...

... minister in Washington. Speaking upon the subject of slavery, the ashington 'mender said, he believed many persons would never have been Christians if Jesus Christ bad introduced the Gospel as anti-slavery. To which the doctor well replied that he did su ...

... purpose of his life, however, Zlirto be the mh areesion of slavery, soil zealously t r e . e d rork, ma ad be suppose, the anti-slavery mum Is 1828 I kurge was secretary to the Bineinghen Anti-Slavery Sean. Then was a division in the ranks of the party es ...

... correspond with the venous tocketies in England, Ammo, and other countries. fur the purpose of promoting the entire aboltion of slavery wherever it exists, the education and assistance of freedman, and the publication of Gets be ring upon this great cause of ...

... should the cultivation of cotton in America become unprofitable, the planters would suddenly become enlightened and discover slavery to be a monstrous enormity, and that iniquity of iniquities,'. would be abandoned. ...

... i th i areard in proof that amepgst the artiMst dale was proprid• the • fraud* with of the alarm obi* meard•sad evil, of slavery, as utterly to all principles of tree eivilisatios we: to led so deep a: thinker as Me. wpm San point.. Heed. }teat are in ...

... hive boss obviated if that noble patties:ay had still been pesemsed Ste: is impossible to avoid that we, the =lest whisk has slavery he the aine at the ; 1 and that, if our punishment Is est equally sews, it is only lessees tin of the Reformats was not so ...