... attend it also. further uses an expression to which I once assent—“ Slavery is gnawing into the heart’s core of the body politic of the Union.” I know this to I e the case. Slavery is the canker-worm that is destroy, ing our prosperity—it is at once ...

... Slavery. Sir E. WILMOT presented a petition from the British and Foreign Anti.Slavery Society, stating that notwithstanding all that had been done to put down the slave trade, it was still carried on to a great extent, and that numbers of British merchants ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. An Anti-slnvery meeting was held yesterday evening in tlie Rev. Mr. Nelson’s Church, Ihmenall-street, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Frederick Douglass account of his labours behalf the slave since left Uelfast. about five months ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY Mr. Frederick Douglass knving returned from Engkind, where had been for the last fortniirlit exposing the nefarious system slavery as it exists in America, delivered lecture yesterday evening the Independent Meeting-house, Donegall-street ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Th« following is brief outline of the proceeding* of the anti-slavery meeting, held in the Independent Chapel, on Tuesday last, James Gibson, Esq. in the chair Mr. Ginsos, on taking the chair, said, that the occasion which they were ...

... Slavery in India. Lord BROUGHAM then again brought before tho house the subject of petition had presented some days since, complaining of the support that the slave trade received from the large amount of British capital embarked in it in several foreign ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. We have already stated that John L. Brown, sentenced to be hanged for having assisted a negro woman escape, has been reprieved, his sentence being commuted for a public flogging. A subsequent arrival informs us that a public meeting ...

... support of every church ; expected that the denunciations of slavery would loud and lung,hut he was mistaken; it was only a few of the religious people Belfast that gave any support to the Anti-slavery Society, flow the fiends would run round and round in hell ...

... anti-slavery meeting. A evening last, in the Primitive Wesleyan Chapel, Dooegall-plaoe, for tin* giving Mr. F. Douglas the fugitive slave, who has returned this town, another opportunity of exposing the infamous system slavery it exists in America. More ...

... of Phibdeljdiia, an opportunity of bringing before the friends of anti-slavery cause in Belfast the present state of slavery in America, and tho extent to which is sanctioned by Christian Churches in that country ; also, to hear from George M‘Henry, Esq ...

... system of slavery was system of robbery, and murder, and plunder, and he did not know that he could apply worse terms to it, except he superadded hypocrisy. (Hear, hear.) The learned gentleman dwelt considerable length on the extent of slavery in the United ...

... SLAVERY IS OLD AGE. (Frsss AnMogrmphg ./ Freirwieh DmgUtt. dmeritam Stmt.) If any one thing in my experience, more than another, to deepen my conviction the infernal character of skerry, and to fill with unutterable loathing it was their bam ingratitude ...