... a very excited state; and even in the S.,utbern Suites, the great stronghold of slavery, it appears that the non•slave-holding citizens are enemies to the system of slavery. The fear, too, of Fremont's success for the Presidentship, it is said, has had ...

... Uoion and slavery. The Times' New York correspondent gives the following excellent view of the forces at the head of which the President now stands:—' Within the pale of the party there are three distinct divisions, whose sentiments on slavery differ from ...

... anti-slavery states are completely swamped. We shall not divine the consequences to the Union : but Brazil has moved in the right direction, Spain is giving way, present movements in the East will probably lead to the overthrow of the milder slavery of ...

... against slavery.' So utterly devoid of principle is semen, as to make it a matter of surprise that mes, prefeming to be ' set for a defence of the truth,' en It : for it must be manifest, that no argum en t sea adduced •o justify the support of slavery by ...

... nothing else. The next step in southern preen se—' national' progress, according to pro-slavery politicians—is that the labourer ought to be a slave, and slavery bring the just and proper condition of the labourer, he cannot be recognised as a citizen ...

... many more. The slave power has laboured for many years to gag and strangle every effort to discuss the broad question of slavery in the National Congress, except when it pleased that power to trample on the Missouri Compromise, extend slave territory ...

... organs of the slavery party, the Rirlitno4 Inquirer, has published a long list of Mr Buchanan's pros slavery votes, under the head of • A Record without a Blemish and declares that •he never gave a vote against the interests of slavery, and never uttered ...

... in close fellowship with the American Board of Missions, a notoriously pro-slavery institution. Well, one professed object of it in Turkey is to break the shackles of slavery in that country, and yet it receives the blood money collected by the American ...

... sustained American slavery, on the one hand, and neglected to spread our cotton fields over India the other: thus the American potsherd may strive with' the British. But that will never induce us to lay the guilt of American slavery at the door of Great ...

... origin, nature, extent, peculiarities, and prospects of American slavery, that idea which is made up of two apparent contradictory terms—America, the synonyms of all that is free, slavery the ' sem,' as John Wesley defined it. ' of all that is viitenons ...

... Brea Britain there are those who would aid the Anti. Slavery eanve, steel: they be prevented bye member and minister of the pre-slavery Presbyteries Church of America, who reps. meta the Anti-Slavery cause as rank infidelity l Wes there ever such Gad-defylci ...

... delivered an address at the annual meeting of the American Anti-Slavery Society, in which he depicts the see-saw policy of nine individuals or parties, who are all the leal opponents of slavery, but who take care never to strike an earnest blow against it ...