... y lore of so young a person was certainly surprising, as she now launched into a discourse on Physiology; the history of Slavery in various coun- tries, but under which the soul was free. Her discourse then turned upon 'The Philosophy of the Soul,' com- ...

... America, is now about to Split asunder like a rotten stick, and divide upon this question-shall or shall not theprineiple of slavery be extended or restricted?- (Great uproar.) Gentlemen, did I say about to split asunder ?-('Oh, oh.')—If I did say so, I made ...

... Obi' for the recovery of a sick man. Let them be surprised no longer at the folly of poor uneducated negroes in that city of slavery and crime, for here, even here, in the good town of Swansea the belief in witcbcralt has been acknowledged. At no great distance ...

... most satisfactory, and will form a good addition to the funds of the chapel. On Friday evening, the 13th inst., a lecture on Slavery was delivered by the Rev. W. Mitchell, (a coloured gentleman) of Toronto, Canada, at the Baptist Chapel, South Parade, Tenby ...

... enjoyed-was ap- proaching, and if they did not take advantage of it, they would be practically accepting a foreign dominion and slavery. It was the object of England, he continued, to force North America into war, that she migb. t, destroy her commerce. The ...

... from the Bight of Benin to the coast of Cuba the man-stealer will tremble. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Captain Gordon, convicted of slavery piracy, in spite of all the efforts made to avert his fate, has been executed. He had attempted to poison himself, but was ...

... lead them speedily against the enemy. President Linculn has transmitted a Bill to Congress compensating any State abolishing slavery. The Senate has passed a Bill admitting Western Vir- ginia as a State, with a clause providing for gradual emancipation. It ...

... aid for the free acceptance Ejection of those States now in rebellion which may th Opt an immediate or gradual abolition of slavery within limits. Efforts to colonise negroes, with their Jjseat, will be continued. &Vi ^^ent further proclaims that, on Jan ...

... legislatures or convention, to be valid as part or parts of the constitution. First, every state wherein slavery exists, which shall abolish slavery at any time before January in the year 1900, shall receive the following confirmation from V.S. Presidents ...

... passed a bill ad- mitting Western Virginia as a State by a vote of 9(j to 55. The bill provides for the gradual abolition of slavery in the State. It had previously passed the Senate. It is reported that £ 150,000 in specie have been saved fram the steamer ...

... assembly of an important Church goes on to declare, not that negro slavery is an evil of which it is difficult to get ,rid--for in that I could heartily sympathise with them-but that negro slavery is a system on which they are to plant their national life. Nor ...

... bad recently taken place in this country. It was utter cant to say that the war had any connection with the aboli- tion of slavery. He deeply regretted the distress which prevailed in the manufacturing districts, but believed that it was equally extensive ...