... up on the Reform questiorr ANTI SLAVERY IN FARM—The Committee of the British aud Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, in conjunction with similar bodies in France and Spain, have determined to hold an International Anti-Slavery Conference in Paris this year. ...

... e ' of sixty years and upwards should be at once declared. Sel Zeno, the pro-slavery delegate from Porto Rico, has against the protest of his colleagues, and the pro-slavery ties from Cuba have done the same. Strange to add, ‘ ol 'i' d they declare that ...

... is with American affairs. There cannot be more complete subversion of the American Constitution than the abolition of slavery. Slavery was part and parcel of that Constitution. When the South declared it seceded for the purpose establishing a slave empire—an ...

... principal matters requiring attention were the organisation of the army, the state of the national finances, and the question of slavery in the Portuguese colonies. ...

... THE NEW SUFFRAGE. In the district of Columbia the first experiment of the abolition of slavery was made. It was supposed to beau exceptional act when resolved upon, and it was predicted that such a measure could not be effezted in any other part of the ...

... and over again pointed out that, if slavery is to fall and freedom is to stand, good deal more alteration of the Constitution will be indispensable than the mere erasure of the slavery clauses from its text. Slavery might be formally and nominally abolished ...

... shows there is real progress, and reason to that a closer intercourse with the anti-slavery conferences Oche North will, by and by, mould them into good and sound !:iti•slavery Methodists. As regards the coloured Methodists of o le South, large numbers are ...

... principal matters requiring attention were the organization of the army, the state of the national finances, and the question of slavery in the Portuguese colonies. ...

... principal waters requiring attention were the organization of the army, the state of the national finances, and the question. of slavery in the Portuguese colonies. ...

... principal matters requiring attention were the organisation of the army, the state of the national finances, and the question of slavery in the Portuguese colonies. ...

... of non-interrention in the widest sense of the words; yet here we find them, fresh front con- cludirng a crusade against slavery which cost lives by the hundred thousand and dollars by the hundred million, preparing a second crusade against polygamy. ...

... Sickles's order preventing whipping and sale is thus regarded as utterly barbarous, as virtually returning the blacks to slavery. ...