... behind while sitting at his desk in the Senate Chamber at Washington, his sole offence being that he bad manfully denounced slavery tbe day before in his place in the Senate. Tbe cowardly attack was made by a South CaroSina representative, and Mr Sumner's ...

... its, one to the Governor of New South Wales (Lord Belmore) Hebrides mission, and another addressed by the and Foreigh Anti- Slavery Society to the Duke of Buekingham. In both the assertion as to the abduction of the natives ig re- ; and the missionaries ...

... sure, he said, I am nothing; Truth is everything; but I am sure the end of slavery will come, and that my character shall then be vindicated. (Great applause.) The end of slavery has come, and Lincoln's character is vindicated ! (Applause.) And what I ...

... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of putting down slavery. The Gazette publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...

... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the beet means of putting down slavery. The Gazette publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...

... to have found, a Divine warrant for slavery and all the diabolical accompaniments that are inseparable from it, in ‘Cursed be Canaan; a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren.’ In the palmy days of slavery, an exposition of this pas- sage of ...

... tigured on both sides, and concluded with an eloquent peroration, describing the grand results of the war—the abolition of slavery, and the perfect freedom of every man ‘able to pronounce his own name in the English tongue The lecture was listened to with ...

... century, and yet here is &decree issued by the ruler of one of the most polished nations of Europe condemning to enforced slavery and destroying the social life of thousands of the youth of the country! ...

... least its consideration. it trusts that Parliament will give the question at — SPAIN AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Tux Committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have forwarded an address to the Provisional Government of Madrid, in favour of the ...

... of the people ought to be respected. For himself, he confides in the Republican party, which saved the Union And almliehed slavery ; not is the Democrats. whose success he sincerely believed would seriously delay the restoration of harmony and peace. The ...

... OS the PLANTATIONS or AM n,.. THE UNCULTIVATED SLAVE OF THE SOUTH, The Race who for centuries have borne the YOKE of SLAVERY, and only by the PROCIAMATION Of the immortal LINCOLN, are now before the British Public, and a VISIT to their ENTERTAINMENT ...

... | AN American contemporary speakin . g of the Iste | Duchess of Sutherland,’ and het inte rest in the abglition of Negro slavery, remarks that it would have add@ much to her credit if she had cared for the poor High- | landers, and not permitted their ...