... admitted that it was a “war for Union” and not either to “save or destroy slavery,” and do not readers of the history of the war and ob- servers of current events know that slavery was not the odject, but the commpuence of the war. We were a neu- tral power ...

... pablished by Mr. W. J. Stok at the Peet office, Wine Office Coart, Fleet and for ls. is very cheap. WMISCELLANROUS Paraguay bas slavery. Prince Arthur has gone in Canada. The North Wales Chroniak aye « cilver mine has hean discovered af Nardélle, barn alive ...

... tested against the statement that the Mormon women were and in They could cecape at any time. The ides of their being in slavery wae & barleeque on common sense. Then she went on to ‘ compare the spirit ragi their faith with that which compelled H to ...

... the statement that the Mormon women were vassals and in bondage. They could escape at any time. The idea of their being in slavery wae & on common Then she went on to compare the their faith with that which to pereecute Christ. eome other speeches to the ...

... as their cause—that of gi education to two 1 children, and thus them and their p connections, or ten of oar own c from the slavery of I epoke with pride of the state of dal, and said’ that in round numbers there | children of school age, and that over wore ...

... Costinent, 5 and in America, whenever there ie any excited, in reference to such such 6a as, for example, the continuance of slavery, the maintenance of the opium traffic, the palliation of Jamaica massacres, the for some to the flag, the retention of the ...

... one common destruction, and it was ever knowa bow many tho after the city was actually taken. Ninety persons were sold into slavery, and Josephus estimates the number of Jews who pensh- ed by famine siege, at up mi ofa million. The anger of the con sword ...

... namely, of a police deal ion! All noble hearts Protest! resist ' show side. all lofty spiri The slavery of black women ie abolished in America, but the slavery of white women in Rurope ; and laws are still made by men in order to tyranise over women. Nothing ...

... been achieved in conss- 'o see cursels as quence of fosterin and protecting, for more than a anda century, that “vile thing Slavery,’ and to say the Class ! worth y only of the dark flooding of the country with the nation of vassals, mewerthy of a free republic ...

... manly, opright and determined action, and the tenant farmers of this land would deserve to wear an everlasting brand of slavery, should they any longer submit to the iniquitous lawe for the “ of game, the injastice of which has long been keenly felt ...

... the National Educatioa Union Resolutions agreeable to the purpose of the meeting were carried unanimously The American Anti-Slavery Society held a meeting at Apollo Hall, on the 9th inst., in commemoration the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, and ...

... from the National Union. Resolutions agrecable to the parpoee of the meeting were carried unanimously. The American Anti-Slavery helda at Apollo Hall, on the 9th inst., in od the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, and for- mally dissolved the o ...