... SiB-You have on several occasions honourably and man- fully advocated the cause of the African race, doomed to the shackles of slavery in the West Indies. Allow me, then, to make a remark or two on a late measure -of Government, net unconnected with their ...

... that ia your paper of Saturday last, my name was, by mistake, in- cluded in the list of Gentlemen who attended the Anti-Slavery Mfeeting at the Freemasons' Tavern on the preceding day, I shall be much obliged to you to correct this error, which has, ...

... large as free persona those wvho are absolutely a tax upon ihea to maintain. Mr. Jam es Stephen, in his late work on Negro Slavery in the Colonies, lhas Just remarked (Article Manumission, page 391)), T 1uttfreedom to those who are xsn* agle to maintain ...

... paper of yesterday, has taken great pains to counteract the effect ikely to be produced upon the public mind by the Anti-Slavery Meeting lately held at Nor- wicb for the County of Norfolk. After the usual prefatory abuse, which in tbis instance has fallen ...

... ineficient the etforts of those who are laudably en gaged in civilizirt- and Christianizing the victims of an ablororeda slavery-a sTavery totally inconsistent with tile principles, pre- cepts and duties of our Holy Rcligion.-But they lave also a more ...

... heart ht .m in rerdiur the sufferiar of the ctiens of Numnatila in utiferce 'of their libertyv * - They preferred death to slavery, and out of tbe a hole population of an extensive city, bht tn were left t (fedlow iun mournful cap. livity tbe chariot of ...