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... to add a frcehlhorror to his dark dominion.' If there be a more hellish torment than that involved in the alternative of slavery to oneself, or torture, starva- tion, death, or worse than death to those dearer to a man than life, thae oil devil is a good ...
... this cannot be realised for many years yet. If we rely upon emancipation to restore aoon the old cotton crop readieod by slavery, we shall certainly be disappointed. J The training of the freedmen to be sable of this will re. quire far longer time than ...
... thougtfl ?? temperate late, arred as a ccng tion ony by half a dozem unproved assertions, hec that as the we, has killed slavery the moral Americans is to re-enslave the neoe They V A be Not one, we tar; but the es e be chosen is not the Brat. An memee ...
... of your chairman bring me to it-existed; that of slavery, aud upon it rested an aristocracy. It is the work of freemen to put down monopolies. You have seen the attempt made by the monopoly of slavery to put down the Government. But in the making of the ...
... fuUy. admjttIt. thef, laws of wa, it woiil&),bperfidy and a mean crilme to punish thfailensfoe for treason. Th: 'spirit of sla~v~e~ry dwvelt. in Northern asvwpll aa Southern.,osomss the North should hyimble herself with the South for the c)ommosin. M.I prace ...
... the United States, adopted by Congress on the 31st ult., were brought to our notice. These amendments provide that neither slavery nor involun- tary servitude, except for crime, should exist within the United States or any place within their jurisdiction ...
... Culpepper, Virginia.- Governor Bramlette, of Kentucky, made a speech in Louisville on Thursday evening, in which he declared slavery completely overthrown, advocated the adoption of the Constitutional amendment for its legal abolition, and urged the immediate ...
... Confederate States' Government, superseding those created on the one-tenth principle and of Western V-ir i rnr continuance of slavery; furnished excuses for burder* P ip ttei ftht with the Confederate Debt; nullified the C ?? the millt granted a general amnesty ...