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... SLAVERY. subject has never been treated philom,hically. so far as our reading goes; as for our hearing, one does not expect any delivery u pon it nowadays above the level of clap-trap in i c ka and hysteria in expression. Something much beyond these is ...

... l duty agai nst slavery n force, which England pledged her faith to her colonies to do in 1831, and broke that faith at the instigation of Lord John Russell and Lord Grey in 18 , 16, would this depraved and unnatural system of slavery, and the rising ...

... the' lowest pbiut con. e sistent'with fiscal re4uirements,', : ' i a Ycura, sir, most obediently, Sept. 10, ' ; ' ' ANTI-SLAVERY.;s d * Vriinli.bredd*nd'0keotted 100,000 slaves between 18i r and 1860,whic' at the lo'w'vllae of'6W00 dollais; or £10 h ecbh ...

... do we not see the best of Christians in England get marvellously- phlegmatic about the foul slavery of Romanism, which is doing quite as much harm as the slavery of America. But may God grant that this hardening of the heart to the sight of oft-repeated ...

... SLAVERY Lord BROUGHAM presented petition from the Anti- Slavery Society, complaining of the trade in negroes then carrying on in their conveyance from the coast of Africa to the French colony of was, however, far from thinking that such system met with ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOB. Si n,— - Referring to the letters of yoar correspondents Anti -Slavery and C, H. 8. in your paper of the 19tb, will you permit me to remark that the people of Britain do not know to whit extent they have heen led into aiding ...

... SLAVERY. IF, as General Cass foretels, the fall of the American Republic is at hand, it will be due to the deeds of such men as the Honourable Brooks of Carolina and Herbert of California, and to the lawless tyranny of the Slavery party at Kansas. These ...

... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM, in presenting a petition from the Anti -slavery Association against the revival of the traffic in the West Indies and the West Coast of Africa, called the attention of the house to the proceedings that had lately taken place in ...

... nothing was more fitted to awaken the anti-slavery spirit, and fire with indignation every generous bosom at the unblushing proposal to found an empire in the South, the corner-stone of which should be Slavery! He said the Emancipation Society would do ...

... SLAVERY AND SOCIALISM. We live in an age of not only startling physical, but of astounding psychical, revelations. The moral, not less than the material world, is in a state of transition, revolt and revolution. The most settled truths of science have ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. ti:ne since a stir was made about the horrilde treatment to which young women were subject the dressinal:e.' estahlishments at the - West-end of the t urn. The frightful length of the hours of work ; the artiilea stimulants iesorted to ...