... the customs and plaotices of mankind. Anmoag ither evils, Slavery was tthus destlined to destruL- tiomi Yet ireitler uinrder the lawv of Aloses, nor in aposto- lic tinress, i(ll ary such Slavery exist as is noiv ?? in the Southern states of Northl America ...

... believe that slavery is the great cause of all oemr trouble, and I have found that many men% who were, twelve months ago, strongly conservative of slavery I for the sake of the Union, arc now just as ready to declare that the whole system of' slavery muist fall ...

... nation was founded, slavery was ab- solutely prohibited from all places in which it was not already established, rested upon cer- tain broad facts. First, that nothing in the Constitution contained prohibited the exten- sion of slavery. Secondly, that ...

... more or less gradual, of slavery. If anything else was to be done, he entreated that it might be the subject for calm consideration. By the consti- tution of the Alliance, no owner of slaves could be a member. They all hated slavery and slave-breeding. Through ...

... upon-himself to abolish slavery, for he proposes to purchase the ma- numission of all Slaves within such States as may be loyal at the time specified, and which may desire to rid themselves of the institution, and to leave slavery alone in all such loyal ...

... question of slavery, say the enthusiasts; the Southerns are fighting to establish a Slave State; they are fighting to extend slavery; they are fighting in order to grasp at our West India Islands. Then come eloquent denunciations of the system of slavery -a system ...

... gnlarded, and perhaps' more consistently applied to the moral evils of slavery thma to its exposure as a political fact, and a political mistake. A moral evil and a social curse slavery indeed is. It darkens time horizon of a land calling itself free, and ...

... President's position towards ihis party. Ile was elected in the height of the excitement about slavery; his elec- tion was viewed as the triumph of the pro-slavery party as opposed to the republicans, and for the moment it was supposed that his election would ...

... first we thought that the Anti-Slavery Society merely meant that the question of slavery should be no longer put eff_-tat it should be immediate)y tahen up, and settled defini- simely in all its complicated relations-that slavery should he abolished by law ...

... actual slavery of those un- fortunate beings who, from their title to freedom, were styled emancipados also called loudly on the Britishl nation to insist on the removal of those neg-roes taken from captured slave ships to a coantry where slavery was ...

... from Ireland, in the form of an Address on the subject of American Slavery, written by Daniel O'Connell, and unanimously adopted by the Dublin Repeal Association, in reply to the Pro-Slavery Repeal Committee of Cincinnati; and to take such action respecting ...

... audience, the tiati-slavery dleputationi. comprising Mossrs. Goeorge Thomlitpsoni, 3uffuin, and Douglas beitig also present. REPORT AND OVERTURES ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tlihe MODttaATOR stated that imemrorials onl the subject of American slavery had been received ...