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... hat purpose did they secede? It was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery They raised their aims against the Government of their country, for the purp-.se, 1 say, of perpetuating slavery; but God in His providence so directed the blow that. Instead pe ...
... VICTOR HUGO ON THE ABOLITION OP SLAVERY. Several republican committees in Spain have written to Victor Hugo, thanking hi ra for the letter recently published, in which he urged the Spanish people to establish a republic in the of the monarchy which hes ...
... are known to all. The earnest anti-slavery speech of Mr. Reverdy Johnson, in which he declared that slavery had no foundation in morals or Christianity, that the object of the Southern Confederacy was to protect slavery, and that the vile system died by ...
... American ambassador, on slavery and the war in America. Representative governments reflect both the virtues and the vices of the people. Less than thirty years ago the American Federal Government so powerfully reflected the vice of slavery that the President ...
... 16 his party on the single issue of the abolition of slavery; that issue being now in the past, it is believed that he is willing to become the standard-bearer of the Democracy. Miles Weatherill is to be hangel for the Todmordon murders at Manchester ...
... on slavery, then Dr. Guthrie's sympathies went entirely with the North ; the fight, on the principles above laid down, became a good fight. His hatred of oppression made him feel for the negro, as, during the Indian Mutinies, he had given prominence ...
... The Obbw of a British Ship in Slavery. very romantic piece the South American advices brought by the Douro. It turns out that the passengers on board the Britten case, theirrecovery seems possible. may possible to recover the survivoreof A £aced in i ...
... Bureau had its origin in the brain of George L. Stearns in 1862, .in conjunction with the Anti- Slavery party in 111ston, although it was not embodied in a law till sJrne years after Commissioner Wens gave the expense of the Bureau at even a lema The ...
... extreme Hamper tar hal newspepar he oarainte U. both slavery sisa his he anasiate c platform. Be 01 the sake ing upon the tam. sad mated giving he e. Th . . land io Closoostlab to powor m ai s obii es but Dimes, to iol romailo alms? Comet to .byt. r ...
... SEPT. 7, 1868.3 SLAVERy IN THE TRANSVAAL The serious question of slavery as carried on in the Transvaal Republic, has been mooted in the house, arid the production of all correspondence on the subject been asked for. Facts were brought forward by the ...
... are known to all. The earnest anti-slavery speech of Mr. Reverdy Johnson, in which he dealared that slavery had no foundation in morals or Christianity, that the object of the Southern Confederacy was to protect slavery, and that the vile system died by ...
... agitating in favour of the abolition of slavery. The Democratic Committees have again requested the intervention of Victor Hugo to aid in the solution of the difficulty. What great assistance towards abolishing slavery in Cuba can be afforded by Victor Hugo ...