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... ESTABLTSHMET Op SLAVERY IN MIEXICO. The United States Governmtent have sb- mitted to Congress copies of theE correspondence which had taken place in regard to the alleged re-establishment of slavery in Mexico.. The, 'allegation is made in a letter from ...
... to be worse than slavery. The world had got too old to tolerate such a state of things as slavery any longer, and it wias, he thanked God, at length effectually put'down. He did not believe that the heart of England was ever with slavery,' and he believed ...
... paqed in the Southern-States since theabolition of'sliiery, which, he said, subjedted'the'freedimen to a worse -bondage'than slavery 'itself..'' The coadition ' of :th'e freedmen of the South:was vrorsi to-daythan it wis 'on: theday.'of Lee's surrender.. ...
... MtE FIRST ANTI.SLAVERY MEETING IN SPAIN. A Madrid correspondent of the Star writes Yesterday was a day that will be long remembered in. Spain by. thq lovers of the good cause of the abolition of Ilavery, and the result of the first publicnmietiiig held ...
... OF SLKVEDRY, TU UT, STp' ATE 1 'OF SLAVERY IN TRF UNITEP ATT~ , , .: e, l:; A1 j, X. 5 I- . 4 - 'd -The -ev. A, L. Simpson, no of. Derby andi .d late of Edinburgh,'. re.delivered hisl 'elerlted a. lecurv on John leech, the, arbit of in ihe Iu;Hal- ...
... _Constitution which _not _only sanctioned hut perpetually guarded _, or almost guaranteed slavery , its _provisions _rcgArdi ing that _matter _'being in effect that slavery _could _be _abolifchcd _, _only by • the will and act , of the _slavcowncrS . Oa _. ...
... _went on to _speak of slavery and the negro . He had been _brought up , ho said , _under the very Buadow _of'the institution of _slavery _. He had bought and owned _slaves , but still he bad _always been for abolishing _slavery _upon any _basis which ...
... _-power to _abolish _slavery _In _the _Bulindaal _Ststo of America than ho bad to pa _^ a _jtfi _Act that wmlil ba _bindine _upon _Groat _Brilain _and _In-lani ) . • It couia be _Bald of Abraham Lincoln _when B _* » bolish « _i _slavery m _tho-e Sttt _ ...
... they are - connectei _with tho _iiac-idonof _slavery . _I daresay you will agreo with _me _that unless the _negroea are _assured of _their civil _rights there ha 3 been practically no _abolition of _slavery , and _that mitil the _negroes are _allowed to ...
... a grand -. day _yesterday . ' •—ifc _.-. _waa . the , celebration of tho _fourth _anniversary _of - ; the . abolition of _slavery _in- _; tho _district of Colambi » ,. j Tho _dusky . _gentlemen—I - ' mean . . in . _particular . the , nristrocratic _^ _part—we ...
... mutinied, orders were given that they should be decimated, but it is stated that 3600 were either massacred or sold into slavery. ...
... Bureau Bill. He stated, in bis address in Brooklyn last night, that for thirty years had agitated for the destruction of slavery, but that having been accomplished, now was for the complete restoration of the Union.” ...