... ; 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 ...

... now it is regarded as certain, The President is an old preg slavery Democrat; and ever since he entered the White House has been doing the work of the Democracy— saving: what he could of slavery. The freed blacks have nothing to hope for at his hands. It ...

... 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 ...

... clear than ever that slavery was a strange and most inconsistent element to mix up with the institutions of liberty. The extinction of slavery in the States will afford that disengaged expression to the two principles of slavery and freedom which will ...

... FRANCE, AND ‘The Government had submitted to Congress copies of the correspondence which had taken place in regard to of slavery in Mexico, The allegation is made in a letter from Romero, the repre. sentative of the Juarez Government, to Mr Seward, dated ...

... ** removal off or from its jurisdiction of any animal The United States are now one nation under one Government, without slavery. The political and civil institutions of that great country have thus been restored t- a consistency with their original theory ...

... 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 ...

... D.C., 29.—Acknowledgments not failed in European States would not have beea led in error of supposing perpetuate African slavery or divide this re- effective public, Your great of international neutrality ae “Wu, Oyras W. Ficld, Heart's af State sever ...

... 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 ...

... made the prospect somewhat icularly so in the case of General though always a pro-slavery democrat before the war, had 2 led as the future presidential y. The anti-slavery candidate of the Republican resident, ite belief that part rant is ready to y has ...