... SLAVERY AT BALA. - To t,,e Editor of tie ATorthv Wales M7rronicte. au Sca,-A long struggle has been carried on in our or town, Bala. OFFERING, OFFERING, OFFEBiNG, is V the platform. The despots of the Calvinistic frater- e nity and the people-public ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. A moving incident came to our knowledge last week, which we lay before our readers. We suppress naones for reasons obvious to every one. Near Louisville. Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. He; ;was the possessor ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. It is now several weeks since the Supreme Court a of the United States pronounced a judgment in the - p case of a man of colour, named Dred Scott, which p excited surprise at the time, and is likely to be at- v tended with ...

... land decides that the ordinance of 17S7, so far as it prohibited slavery Irom the ortsi-tv-esttterritory, was uncoIsStituitiOnall; that tlhe Missouri Compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiania territory northt of thirty degrees thirty ...

... MAHOMIMEDAN v CHRISTIAN SLAVERY. The exposition of the principles of Islamism on the subject of slavery published in last week's Independen is worthy of special attention. It will be observed that under Moslem law no man can make slaves of his own children-a ...

... THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. I . . _ ,. I This great institution celebrated its anniversary in New York on the-loth of May. MO Garrison, the pioneer of the anti-slavery cause in the United States, presided. In his opening speech he said that, w ...

... the Presideni t b was left wi th an army, btut without thle means of' ptay- ing the men. Every (lay, tie question of slavery, or no slavery, 7 embitters mote antl more the relations between the I; Southertn and tie Northern States. of what our libe- rals ...

... the great question raised by this election will be that of slavery. Hitherto, the Whigs or Federalists ( who answer to the English Conservatives), and the Democrats, have alike up- I held slavery, and defended the peculiar institu- tion, as 6r. President ...

... NEGROES. When any writer has ventured to question the sin- cerity of President Lincoln's government in their pro- tests against slavery, and to express a doubt as to the beneficial results of their measures as far as the negroes are concerned-he has been assailed ...

... origin and progress of the terrible war now waging in th United States, the primary cause of which he contende was slavery. He shewed that slavery for the last thirty ears had entered largely into every topic, and been th chief disturbing element in the affairs ...

... difference between the northern and southern states has sprung out of the l question of slavery. When the Constitution of the , United States was agreed to, in 1787, slavery existed - more or less in all the states, except Massachussets; but it is now, we are ...

... requested to deliver a lec- P lture at the above Institution, complied with that re- M .quest, the subject being against Slavery, as existing b in the Unite States of America. The Assembly- v room in the Town-hall 'was filled with a highly re- c spectable ...