... ; THE ALLEGED E-E.ETABLIShMBNST |OF SLAVERY IN MEXICO. The Governument had submitted to Congress copiest of the correspondence which had taken place in a regr~d to the alleged re.establishment of slavery in 's Mexico. The allegation is made in a letteefroin ...

... influence in support of negro slavery. The South agreed to the terms of the bargain. The - Northern manufacturers either failed to keep faith, or were powerless against the propagaudlem of the . pulpIt: consequently the anti-slavery agitation 1 suffered little ...

... THE ANTI.SLAVERY SOCIETY AND THS PROSECUTION UR DK EYRE. The committee of the Autl-Slaveig Scdlety have issuied an addrers ?? their views in refer- ence to the proposed prosecution of Governor Eyre, They Eay :- The report of the Royal Commission has ...

... frequently and triumphantly in the support of chattel slavery as the fact that Abraham held slaves. Tomes were written and spoken to show that Hebrew slavery differed very much from South Carolina slavery. But some, who viewed the two systems as greater and ...

... Colfax ?? the eurlier stage of the ?? how wllingly would hu, over. whelming majority of the people have coune sa to iernstnul slavery in the Rlepublic if Southeru traitors had taken from our lips the bloody chaiice of crue! I wmr wbich they compelled us to ...

... Congress the power for 1appro- priate legislation is not less significant than that which formally abolishes slavery. Since the aboli- tion of slavery restores all men to-the natural con- dition, Congress has to regulate the position of each by the necessary ...

... then, did w~e agree upons We agreed rhet slavery w~as an intutihon gairan~teed by the Constitutoon to, tbe Cri~vebolders in; every illate In, the Union. There then, canoe a! corollary to rct, that as slavery I wn oonelitndonaht It was gnaranl idto the ...

... formner masters. Hils policy proceeds on the assumption that a people who went to war for slavery, who tried to build. a new social and political fabric with negro slavery as its chief corner-stone, are not only ready to accept their disappointment and de- ...

... up all the questions that led to the war-with the sole exception of slavery- and involves many others of the highest moment to the peace, if not to the existence, of the Union. Slavery is gone, and a stringent poor law, not based upon colour, must sooner ...

... possessed before the war. It seems simple and straightforward to say the war was for two things-slavery as the end, and State sovereignty as the means, Slavery is abolished, and events have proved that the central authority is stronger than the authority ...

... President then went on to speak of slavery and the negro. He had been brought up, he said, under the very shadow of the institution of slavery. He had bought and owned slaves, but still he had always been for abolishing slavery upon any basis' which could be ...

... monopoly we were getting clear of slavery at the same time. So you see there were two ends accomplished in the accomplish. ment of the one. Mr. Douglass-Mr. President, do you wish- The President-I am not quite through yet. Slavery has been abolished. A great ...