... StCongress. He quoted the testimony of Ilr. P. S. Le Chase and his coadjutors concerning the freed- hmen who have refuted slavery's accusation of idleness and dincapacity; and not only worked faithfully while under white employers, but when facilities ...

... SLAVERY IN CUal. ] TO TEE EDrIOR OF THE DAILY IEw . SiB,-It is gratifying to observe the signs of times in connection with the grand cause of the abL of slavery throughout the world. Events are mnw k rapidly towards the wished-forconsummation, which, ...

... the question of the morality of slavery. I found that it had really come to this with us, that not only our publicists, but the ministers of our churches, were ,openly expressing their doubts as to the character of slavery in its moral aspects Instead of ...

... the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery s, Society, and of* the friends of the anti-slavery cause in Great Britain, most respectfully solicit permission to r- address your Majesty on. the subject of the abolition of in slavery and the slave-trade throughout ...

... MlolnDvEvE um The first meeting of 'the' International' Anti-' Slavery Conferenee was 'held ' in' 'the 6Salle; Heiz, at noon this day. It was organised by the British and Foreign, Anti-Slavery Society,' the Comit6 Frangais'd'Emancipation, and the Sociedad ...

... survey of American slaveiy, and of I English slavery too, denounced the system as the sum of a all villanies. Some twenty or thirty years later their E great Christian and anti-slavery poet denounced slavery as c ' human nature's foulest blot; and again ...

... 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. ...

... President Lincoln's Emancipation proclamation, Abolitionists had no, legal means of action against slavery wvhatever. The doctrine that the. question of slavery was exclusively a question for the Legislatures of the Southern States was during the whole period ...

... tribes with which we are not at this time in direct communication, who make war to get slaves, with whom slavery is indigenous, with whom slavery exists and would exist without the te-npta- tion of barter. Trfe slaves who are brought to Egypt surreptitiously ...

... property in man. (Hear, hear.) Tie system of slavery cursed him that held, end he who vasheldinslavery. Noone could compareserfdom in Russia2 or the compulsory f service that existed in other aoentries, to negro slavery in America. No one msuld look without ...

... He wears his honoius meekly; but of that small band of men to whom the awakening of the national conscience to the evil of slavery is due, he is, perhaps, the chief. He is one of those who, by their sufferings in the early days of the agitation, made the ...

... answer to the anti-slavery deputation in Paris, has broken into a nice hornet's nest. It appears that Lord Stanley, conse- quent on the assertion that Europeans were the real slave-dealers in the Soudin, and that there was but little slavery in Egypt, and ...