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... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Denon, 25. Ton have ere this learned all sheet the affair at Harpers When I lasi wrote, I bacreit, is earthen with all persons her., that it was geecely a trouble soave of the workmate in the United Wee arose*, was the impression Mr ...
... States. The age of couiprenismi was past: we had learned that slavery must be overthrown. These opinioua were intelligible before the enlightened cteiscieuce of the age. The princijile of slavery no longer attached to mere colour. This was denied. They had ...
... SPURGEON AND SLAVERY. ONE of our readers, who has got hold of a Spurgeon anecdote, thinks it may do for the tictlesSead tkserrte. So here it is : An American minister called upon Mr. Spurgeon, and said, in the course of conversation, that he had a com ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Rev. W. 11. Channing, in reference toe statement which, copied from the Liverpool appeared in our news-colutuns ot the 24th inst., addresses the invircr thus : I have not been salted to occupy the pulpit of • free church in IVashinginta; ...
... SLAVERY AND THE CHURCHES. (asks the Rev. George Gillßiau) are we think of the fact that about 5,000 ministers of the Gospel —(I don't suppose there is one-half this number in Scotland altogether) are connected with this mown I What are we to think of ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. -- TnE last at. front the United States describe the meet energetic prtinnitions for the contest in which the slawholding States of the South are about to eugnge against the policy of the North awl the authority of the Union; and ...
... JOHN MITCHEL ON SLAVERY: - --- In replying to a sonsewbot tumid, inflated letter, written by the Rev. 11. W. Beecher, John Mitchel says, in his New York Citizen : It wee required of me to *how how my declaration that alavehokiing hi not • elline, conuiuts ...
... SLAVERY IN AFRICA AND AUSTRALIA. WE have duly been congratulated by our newspapers upon the noble character of , mission undertaken by Sir Funs to Zentihar, se representative of this conntiy. BARTLE goes (Alt the ambrosia of ME philanthropy to employ ...
... _BOSTON ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR. Tin exiie - rience . of ;n - aThy years has taught us to regard the ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR sort of moral thermometer, by which the popular temperature on the question oeSlavery may he in some measure tested. We do not speak of ...
... torn away to slavery! (Hear, hear.) Mr. Garnet proceedll to state that if slaves sold well in America, you might be sure that cotton was high in Liverpool, and rice rerta. Britaiu, in fart, was the main prop , and stay of Slavery; and Slavery could best ...
... long context took place between the colonists encle Proprietaries respecting the slavery prohibition. In fi'field'e time the transition took place from freedoi to slavery in that colony. How was it brought abo By the neighbouring South Carolinians, who ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR, BOSTON, AMERICA. ANNUAL instituted twenty 1. years since, to assist in raising Funds for the Pubhcation of Books and Tracts, the Delivery of Lectures. Holding of Public Meetings, ite., in Exd the Evils of Slavery, its Anti-Christian ...