... ,SLAVERY IN AMERICA. I W9 have perused With feelings of no slight astonish- iment, an Article in a late number of the London Morning Chronicle, in reference to Slavery in America, the facts upon which the article in question is founded being pro- fessedly ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Out of respect to the worthy men whose signatures arc attached to the accompanying document, we present to the public its contents. We beg to state, farther, that w'e understand the Presbytery of Belfast refused to receive the memorial ...

... before the (ilvine bie, under its own proper niamne; the history of slavery fur- nislhes no exception.-Therefore, 4. It is the dity of every man to speak out on this sub- ject and give slavery its true character. But some minds have no sooner obtained a distant ...

... present meeting had been convened. The Noble Lord. having etilogised the abolition of slavery act, and expressed his horror and disgust at the continu- ance of slavery in the United States, passed a glowing pa. negyric upon the Duke de Broglie, and said ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION. SATUDRAV, JUNE 13.-'jlie Rev. IB. GoiNviN, of Ox- ford, read a paper on the essential sinfulness of slavery, and its opposition to the genius alnd principles of the Gos. pel; upon which a series of resolutions here proposed by ...

... TIHE SUGAR DUTIES.-SLAVERY. In the absence of Lord John Russell from the house of common1s, the political world has riot been left in want of a topic of discussion. An cvidence of the arnimeus of thc new administiration, has been afforded by the rejection ...

... last night to hear adildresses on slavery tiny Mr. Garrison and myself. At the tiuic appoiitcd Mr. Garrison wnas plesent, anil comnmiienced the mectiiig by it cal TO stat cnlu t of facts rcslmcetihg thc character of slavery aind the slave power, shoo'iig ...

... NEGRO. SLAYERY-COMPENSATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.LETTER. &Si-The subject' of slavery has lately o0cupied a good deal of the attention of the public in thisaneighbqurhood, and 'numerdus petitions have gone and are going forward to, Par- liament, ...

... BRITISH COLONIAL SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORl OF THE NEWS-LETTER. Sia,-In the leading article of your last number you dis- cuss the question of inuinediate emancipation, and having referred to the views of the Anti-Slavery Committee, you very properly remark-' ...

... THE PORTUGUESE SLAVERY BILL. IT will be seen from our Parliamentary Reports, that this important measure has been at length carried through both houses, ?? the continued opposition of the Duke of Wellington, wvho resisted it to the last, under some erroneous ...

... claniour, excepting his pro- cedure, and the violence of his party; nor do I know ol any diflicrilty between him and the Anti-Slavery body, but his obstinate adherence to thorough ambiguity. In the ririst of the clamour thus excited, the meeting was dismissd ...

... -AGITATPU.y, IT will be seen from an stutement tli another part of our paper of this day, that t'be question of domestic slavery is prodlueing no ordinary exeitemetnt in the Anserivan Con. grese, nrid thail on a recemt' occasion it bud neanly led to a ...