... BLACK AND WHITE SLAVERY; A CONTR.AST. BY 61LBERT THOMSON. A4 Ilnstrltlive Recitalion fir Working Me;1. I bal. a dreamn of slavery, A vision of the night; And methr nghit I saw onl either halnd, IIs ?? and 1TUITE. I glanced mine eye to the negrue's sky ...

... rightly appreciate our anti-slavery policy. The anti-slavery and anti-slave-trade operations of this country have, it cannot be denied, entailed enormous sacrifices upon our West India colonies. The virtue displayed by our anti-slavery agitators has been one ...

... , respectingI slavery, than any individual who has hitherto written or i spoken on the subject. He commenced a tour of the West India Islands in 1837, the ptriod at vbich the negro popu- lation were supposed to be emerging from slavery into a state of ...

... developmlent of the most t consptcuotls form of modern slavery, Iby trac- i ing ''the priicipal events that led to the subjcctionI of the Indianls of the New World, and e to the introduction of negro slavery in America and a the West Indics. Justly conceiviig ...

... islands protest against this attempt to violate national faith, cemmon with those resident in France. They do not defend slavery, but they demand that its abolition accompanied with measures calculated to insure a continuous supply of free labour. The ...

... involving in its success the only reasonable prospect of the overthrow of slavery and the slave trade. (Loud cheers.) He should commence his observations with a few words about slavery which would lead him naturally into the main thread of his argument. In ...

... governments to set up anti-slavery principles. Lord Morpeth will not lend the sanction of his name and influence to so shallow a hypocrisy. No doubt he will injure himself in the estimation of the small section of anti-slavery ultras. But with every respect ...

... Company, 'tis true, Have clos'd their hearts and purses too, And will no't send their gold, to free A suffering land from slavery; Nay, they exult, and clap their hands, And talk with rapture of the bands, That tyranny for man prepares, And quaff their ...

... THE LITERARY EXAMINER. Poems on Slavery. By Henry Wadsworth Long- fellow. Owen: Cambridge (Mass:ichnssets, ?? 1842. With this little volume, the work of an American: writer whose courage is equal to his intellect, we have received some papers on the present ...

... called on to perform [hear, hear r]. His tellow-citizens had acted properly in losing no opportu- nity for the abolition of slavery. The legislature had paid 0,000,000 for the emancipation of slavers; bht, from the want of proper arrangements, thie wisliae ...

... Hammond, against all revilers of Slavery. It will be immediately seen that J. H. Hammond is a pious man. Of his spiritual sprinkling, as Mrs Cole calls it, Slavery has been the precious instrument. American Slavery is to Hammond what precious Mr Squintem ...

... habitual tippler against inebriety. With regard to America, in particular, decency oughit to shut our mouth. We forced Negro slavery upon her, and nourished it in despite of her remonstrances we keep it up in unmitivsied seve- rity in our colonies in Africa; ...