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... the reintroduction of slavery into Jamaica, but several of those whlo Were the most energetic friends of the South throughout the Who1le of the war have given pretty clear proof of the fact that their real opinion is that slavery was the right thin-, that ...
... made.. But we late, detest, and despise the enemy ifar more thanv we love and admire slavery, and, f our liberties canndt be:gained but by 'the sacrifice of slavery, we are prepared to make that sacrifice; adi.to' urge that sacrifice upon our coun- trymen ...
... iin v.odu~r. s~, imaedia~ely ~ingSthe ziegroeti ;l'he Eniau7 _r arg.es lthat indepondenbe i4 deaer tothe a.ogthothan-negro slavery., .Sall. t w, .asav, 'proiog the war for use laeo ur ne~roem ? Shall we Sacrifice our Childiren- to :peserve our rlaves? ...
... did not love slavery. They had a I constitutional right not to love it. Youaseemed to think ] God had employed the last twsentyfive years of eternity in I perfecting this institution. You would riot allow free I thought and speech. Slavery was too sensitive ...
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... THE A NTI-SL A VERY SOCIETY v. EYRE THERE was held last night at Exeter Hall, under the auspices of te Slavery Society, a public meeting for the purpose, it may be presumed n exciting animosity against Governor Eyre. At any rate, the placarlds some of ...
... professed anti-slavery motive was a mere pretence. No supposition could be more erroneous. I tell you frankly that the mass of the people here were glad to fight against slavery, but had no intention of fighting for the negro. They felt that slavery was a great ...
... civil war in America would be the abolition of slavery throughout the whole of the United States. Thefirst cause of the war was the election of Presi- dent Lincoln. and it could bardly be denied that slavery entered into the question of his election. It ...
... American people decided that a slavery should die, and that the Commonwealth ' should live. Since that day the result has not been doubtful, ' and it is now' becoming apparent. Physically, t morally, and politically, slavery and oligarohy a have succumbel ...
... coursft Eg- tween slavery and freedom. F:eedom was thespiritof the age, and the ideas of any age cvercccne all resista+n TLeo idea of freedom iathe nineo-tenth century, on thia continen,4 must necessarily have pushed the idea of slavery to thre wall. It ...
... divided related to various ques tions connected with slavery, but he did not go further than the constitution permitted, as he said himself, and the subsequent iniesures which he took against slavery were taken avowedly by him, not as Political measures ...