... o’clock precisely, JOHN GADSBY, ESQ., Lancaster House. Finchley New Roiid, *• Vauderings iu the Bast,” A Visit t° Mount «»“»»• “Slavery, Captivity. Adoi liou, Redemption, Ac.,) who has recallUy returned from his Sixth Tour Egypt, Ac. in the coarse of these ...

... 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 ...

... extinguish slavery. They were resolved that the South should be subject to the power of the North, and should pay tribute to it by a tariff framed by manufacturing monopolists. President Lincoln declared that if they could do this and conserve slavery, slavery ...

... which have revolutionised modern politiix, and, in the latter country at least, changed the face of society. The abolition of slavery in the United States—perhaps the most important event of the entire period—has given rise to new problems for the statesman ...

... ‘'om our ological and the I during 1 away. ¢l wars polities, “hanged slavery 105 t ime 15 given nan and dly yet ...

... of tbe BrazUian representative at Assancion. Councillor Paranbas, this decree for ever abolishing slavery hat been pasted, and tbe principle of slavery is to be inserted in tbe new constitution. When, it ' may be asked, shall we tee tbis great and noble ...

... spread of truth over the earth is sufficient evidence thst uniformity is not neceaaary to unity. Tbe Romish idea of unity it- Slavery to an external law enforced with iron des- potism ; the scriptural it— Unity iv Christ, giving scops to diversity of operations ...

... Chia, /Satre., or New duces the argument may m well be gine up. Nobody ie lo il tan i t uit- of labour oe the great snot. Slavery may montane. be lo command of a vessel they most omit no preosatitio ma has arm/ Nor have her amerd, her ly proud be rowee ...

... Union, ana is not either to save or to destroy slavery.” The war was proclaimed to war for the support of the Oonstitotion, and the Constitution of the United States involved solemn guarantee of slavery. Emancipation, it is true, wsa the res nit of the ...

... peace by wise and beneficent legislation, of which the nation unfortunately showed itself utterly incapable Abolition of slavery, forsooth ! Historicus,” in one his recent admirable letters in The Times, has completely destroyed this hypocritical pretence ...

... slightest chance for the authorities to pounce on them, for I think you will aoree with me that that only adds starvation to slavery. Let the electors of Ireland send patriotic men to the House of Commons, and if the electors of Longford do not send honest ...

... some of the asserted facts of Mr. FisE. He sets out with the theory that the war was on one side a pro-slavery struggle, and on the other an anti-slavery contest, and -he claims the sympathy, goodwill, and moral support of Her Majesty's Government on ...