... Constitution of 1864 was illegal, and that slavery was not abolished in the parish of St. Martin until December 6, when the General A s s on my of the State ratified the Constitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery; that the defendant was therefore a slave ...

... - - - •• - _ According to the latest intelligence from Tachkent (in Tartary) the inhabitants of that town have abolished slavery, in deference to the Emperor of Russia. AR the slaves, most of whom were of Persian origin, have been made free. General ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said Constitution, which had ratified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment proposed ...

... PITUSBURG, MARCH 22. According to the latest intelligence from Taohkent (in Tartary) the inhabitants of that town have abolished slavery, in deference to the Emperor of Russia. All the slaves, most of whom were of Persian origia, have been made free. General ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, toseassiag secession and the rebel debt, and having organised tbe State Government under the said Constitution, which b:id ratified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, aud also the amendment proposed ...

... condition of practical slavery. The report of Carl Schurz was declared too long to be read in the Senate. General Grant repotts that he is satisfied that thinking men in the South accept the present situation in good faith, and regard slavery lust secession as ...

... condition of practical slavery. The report of Carl Schurz was declared too long to be read in the Senate. General Grant reports that he is satisfied that thinking men in the South acoept the present situation in good faith, and regard slavery mid secession as ...

... Constitution of 1864 wu illegal, and that slavery was not abolished in the parish of St. Martin until December 6, 1861 when the General Assembly of the State ratified the Comtitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery; that the defendant was therefore a slave ...

... PETKRBBO2O, 22. Aocording to the latest intelligence from Tachkent (in Tartary) the inhabitants of that town have abolished slavery, in deference to the Emperor of Russia. All the slaves, most of whom were of Persian origin, have been made free. General ...

... Constitution of 1864 was illegal, and that slavery was not abolished in the parish of I Si. Martin until December 6, 1865, when the General Assembly of the State ratified the Constitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery; that the defendant was therefore a slave ...

... partiesone Ice destroying the Government to preserve slavery, and the ether to break up the Government to destroy slavery. The objects to be aireemplished were different, it is true, so far as slavery is concerned; but they agreed in ens thing, and that ...

... prosperous ?--are their people contented or better off ?--are the negross more civilised or happier than they were while in slavery? Is it not certain that these beautiful and fertile emeralds of the Caribbean Sea are going fast back to jungle I—that their ...