... slowing many the miens evil of slavery. and of convincing them of their practical and Plwititutional connexion with slavery; and that we rejoice in the efkirts that are making to froe tome of the from the Meld.s of slavery. And we trust that the • Free ...

... SLAVERY AT HOME TO TBB EDITOR TUB BSBNBR OF ULSTER.” Sib, —The following case of *• white slave,” the type of large class, consider deserving tbe attention of the Christian public:—A very honest man, a steady carter, is required by bis master be in attendance ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. We extract Om fallowing ae the latest items in referents to slavery la the United Stater The Wytheri (ha.) RepoWont says We bare alluded team senile insurrection in Graysm, wed gives whet ialingstios we then bed to the Fable. We now ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA mi-E levelling not long ago in one of the Sooth- c.-unties in Virginia, the following thrilling incident took place :—Starting the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, tin: morning being delightful one in the latter part of the month ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA Tun brought the Ameriouu uin t«„ r«D«k.blo ularo omm, of -bwh uroduco m grout urniution in tho northern uUleu, the other etlll J router eonjulion in the u olll^ Brat cnee that of William Williams, black man. wlio hat acted to Hrc.idonla ...

... men in New York. !laving taken some interest in the anti-slavery movemeet in days gone by, I coati trot read the above ac. ennui without heartfelt sorrow, foe I had understood that anti-slavery feeling was Making progress in the Uutted States, and that ...

... supported American slavery. Tho teaching of tho Baptist and Presbyterian Churches on the question of slavery moral evil was then described, -and the conclusion drawn that, but for the Churches of America, there could bo no slavery in America. lecturer ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. Tub following letter, says the New York Tribune, was received few days ago by Mrs. Nancy CanrighC, respectable coloured woman, tor several years a resident in tbie city, who has purchased her own freedom, and redeemed part ...

... THE AMERICAN LADIES AND SLAVERY. The women of the United States of America hare published “Affectionate and Christian Address to their sisters, the women of England, in the serai weekly Courier and Sew York Inquirer, intended the retort-courteous the ...

... SLAVERY AND THE RIGHT OF SEARCH. IT is a matter of grave doubt with many of the most philanthropic men of the day whether, after all the cost of life and treasure, England's efforts to put down the slave trade bare not in many cases proved an augmentation ...

... Slavery la the Padilla TO TOO 'MOROI man amines max . Stn.—The English Pries foe may weeks sat, and the retigione periodicals of the present math, • many postings , * eonneeted with the kidnapping of natives the South Sea 'Made. Will yen se kind as ...

... AMERICAN COMMERCE AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. The rapidly increasing importance America, her j cxtraordiuaiy advancement in «*ornmercial policy, and her unparalleled strides towards financial greatness, have for some time past been the wonder of all European ...