... maintaining slavery, L Cuba can be preserved from destruction. At the . same time eventhese persons, whenclosely pressed, I are compelled to admit that the question of eman- L cipation is only a question of time; that the , abolition of slavery in the United ...

... the Governor of New South ales ord Belmore), by the Hebrides mission, and another addressed by the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the 'Duke of Buckingham. In both' the assertion as to the abduction of the natives is repeated, and the missionaries ...

... and disgusted'his brother, churchmen'-by his ''apologies f8r slavery, that the clergy'of' Fe'nnsy vinia, the bishop at their head, found it neces- sary, on seeing' Bishop' 'Hoplins'i. slavery. pamphlets used as electioneering doouments, to meet in Philadelphia ...

... Iassociating it with the extension of slavery,.end caused slaveryat last to be treated territorially, and to be re- pressed rather by denying ibt room than by waging direct war on it as a moral or political evil. Now that slavery has passed away, and that extension ...

... (PmoX OcB SPBEALw COc BSPOINENT.) m a MADRID, OOX. 18. h The proposal of the Junta upon the subject of di the abolition of slavery, with reference to which il the ministry have yet issued no decree, still en- jc gages a good deal of attention, and forms ...

... ivho 'in mriy youlth had doem tmost to fight tho question of. black slavery 0 h~uhu h British dominions, who 'was as h6rrifled as. I the gentleman opposite can be at the idea of slavery, who Ihave really wept 'over the story, of 6Uncle Tom's Cabin -I ...

... campaign pre- ceding the Presidential election. This used not to be so in the early. days of the government, or until the slavery question became the principal political bone of contention; but ever since then the very stability of the government has seemed ...

... from all connection with the journal He stated that he believed the writer to be Mr. Chamerovzow, the editor of the Anti-Slavery Reporte-, and offered to pay the expenses of advertising his letter of apology in the public prints, and to pay all legal ...

... borders favourable to the re-establishment of ,slavery in them'? Those States have. been each repeatedly under the complete control of tthe pro-slavery party, but its efforts, however much devoted to slavery in the South; have never, been directed to its ...

... has adopted artcle of the i ne*' StAtb 'eOdn*r6itioni deblarulj4g, nr4fqn1 parariqunt to. Spite 'egianceo :and prohibiting .slavery, or any 'elegals or politicai'disiaiiction b4 acd~ount ',of colourj'and~i~ prhow~d~ig 'th~e.righit of the, pople ito the ...

... of Mr. Bachanan to the presi- dency, he entered the cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury. During the long agitation on the slavery question in America, Mr. Cobb was not considered one of the most violent of the Southern partisans, and he even assisted Clay ...

... touch upon every subject that had been mentioned by the different speakers, and he would only refer to them in general forms, Slavery was iuconsistent with the happinessof people and nations. It had no foundation in moralit and less in Chlistianity. A slave ...