... AMERICA14 SLAVERY. I To tar COUNTtymEN-AO intelligent and long-tried abolitionist (James Mi. IlKine, Esq., of Philadelphia, United States of America,) was in Dublin recently. A few evenings since he delivered an address to the Cornmittee of the Dublin ...

... teachings of such men will be held in no esteem. These men live in a land which is cursed with slavery. They are, even in New York, surrounded by a pro-slavery seniment, and an unworthy prejudice against colour, which they have not the courage to resist; ...

... e.f suppressiug the slavery of his race the diffusion of sound loformation on the subject among all classes of emigrants gouilg out to America, and stated as an instance that there uas no people more determinedly opposed to slavery in that COulriy thatn ...

... I LEOTURE ON AMR RICAN SLAVERY. Mr. Parker Pillsbury, an American gentleman, delivered lest evening a most interesting lecture on slavery in Ame- rica, ia the Antient Concert Room, Great Brunswick street. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor occupied the chair ...

... i LbORD O&LRLTSLE ON SLAVERY. the Town Hell on 'Vuesday eVening1, under the presi- dency of Sit Peter kFairbeirn, the Barl of Carlisle, who ~t was very enthusi ketically recsived, 'after makigig a * graceful allusion tGlisedsa~ jli jij iwn where he had ...

... LECTURE ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. *A lecture on the nature and influence of Americau slavery was delivered last evening in the Baptist Chapel, Lower Ab- bey-street, by the Rev. Edward Kelly, a man of colour, a miniister of Baptist persuasion, and formerly ...

... an eloquent anti-slavery advocate (cheers). Mr. Allen then referred to two works written by ladies, which he said had caused what he might call eras in e the movement against slavery; one was entitled Immediate VI not Gradual Slavery, and the o her ...

... I SLAVERY, THE BST- CONDITION OF THE NEGEO. I The New Orleans Daily Crescent of February 16th, which reached our hand last night, contains the following passage (we have Italiciaed thekeroel of it) in a leading article coin. menting upon the passage ...

... found to standup incongress and battle for the holy cause ofliberty; and anti-slavery, was now the all absorbing topic throughout the union. Thejunction of thefree and anti-slavery members to pass this fugitive slavea bill was a disgrace to America, compelling ...

... Nof. colour, and formerly a slave in the United States, on the subject of American slavery, Mr. JAmES HATUGRTo0 ID the chair. The Chairman said the subject of slavery was one of a deeply interesting character, and ought to be regarded as such bynall human ...

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... the great moral war now waging by the Ameri- can abolitionists upon slavery. The abelitionists did not seek to carry their objects by political means, as the pro- slavery and anti-slavery parties were exactly balauced in the American Senate. In conclusion ...