... SLAVERY AS IT IS. The United States correspondent of the London liuily ctri gives the following painful description of American slavery . I began to fiail myself in the rich loam of the valley the Mississippi. Jly first night in that region was passed ...

... SLAVERY AS IT IS. The United States correspondent of the London Daily News gives the following painful description of American slavery:— « began to find myself in the rich loam of the valley of tho Mississippi. first night in that region was passed at ...

... that the only powerful, and righteous principle is slavery, and that that principle she will abide. This is the solemn and formal verdict of the American people, attested by a majority of their votes Slavery is no longer a local institution; it is now a national ...

... first issued his Majesty the Amir introducing modern reforms in Afghanistan declared slavery as illegal, ana thereby abolished this practice once fox all. Slavery exists more Afghanistan now. is very painful to note that in the report of an institution ...

... SLAVERY Another momentous period in Grampian’s history featured the town’s ecarly support for the U.S.A.’s antislavery movement, and its ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. In the January Number of Blachvood’t there is an article on Slavery and the Slave Power in the United States,” containing some facte whicli have peculiar significance at the present moment. In our paper of this day fortnight* we noticed ...

... AMEKICAK SLAVERY. The Committee of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society have issued an address, the object of which is to show how deeply rooted in American Christianity the system slavery is—tainting so many of the churches and religions in ...

... SLAVERY He hay three years to dash off 120,000 words, nd had toyed with calling it “The Irish Mind olce) but discovered some academic had [ready used the title for his own volume. |. In the meantime is off to Hamilton ollege in Hew England on a year's ...

... —that great and good man—for not abolishing. slavery at once in all the States of America. They who do speak inAbraham Lincoln had no such power. Abraham Lincoln had constitutionally no more power to abolish slavery in the individual States of America than ...

... SLAVERY TO THE MACHINE. ...

... entertained no doubt that slavery would subsist among them for ever; others were inclined to think that it would wear out. While I was willing not shut my eyes to any of the more favourable external symptoms or mitigations of slavery, other indications could ...

... ary defence of the institution of slavery was delivered: The Rev. George F. Kettell said that the real question was as to the change of discipline, and that was based the qu ;stion as to the ruht of slavery, Slavery was Called sinful, because evils grew ...