... REFORM— INFANT SLAVERY. TO THF EDITOR. Sir,- It happens not unfrequcnt.ly that argument* bear with great force upon one subject whicii are derived from some collateral one ; the more satisfactory from their not having any original reference to the subject ...

... REFORM-INFANT SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. happens not unfrequently that arguments bear great force upon one subject which are derived from some collateral one; the more satisfactory from their not having an T Original reference to the subject which they are ...

... made across the Atlantic to found a great republic, of which the corner-atone was to be negro slavery ; and you do not require to be told how many men in this country encouraged that presumptuous enterprise. (Applause.) And oven now the question is in ...

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... that in every speech he denounced slavery—sometimes as a crime, sometimes as a wrong, sometimes as a political evil. The whole issue was the extension of slavery, and Mr. Lincoln was elected simply to circumscribe slavery within existing limits, that there ...

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... 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 ...

... seethatin every speech he denounced slavery—sometimes as a crime, sometimes as a wrong, sometimes as a political evil. The whole issue was the extension of slavery, and Mr. Lincoln was elected simply to circumscribe slavery within existing limits, that there ...

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... which they have been appointed, and where great success, by the blessing of God, has attended their labours. The abolition of slavery in our own colonies is mainly attributable to the influence of Protestant missionary societies acting on the judgment and ...

... the water on the causes of the late war, there is but one feeling and one sentiment on that accursed thing which we call SLAVERY. The arrangement of the committee, by which delegates and others were previously furnished with pass-papers and dinner-tickets ...