... champions of slavery and the Union. They had regarded slavery as necessary to the Union. They had denounced the Abolitionists a.s harbouring schemes hostile to the Unioll. Even the most impartial observer must admit that in the Democrat love for slavery was the ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. We have received the followving letter from a Minister of religion, relative to the almost universal pre- valence of a sympathy for slavery in tics United States. Perhaps there may be some exaggeration in it; but it con- ...

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... THE BLUE BOOK ON SLAVERY. I__ _1 ._ .. . ?? 1:^S A_ Id -- ?? . .. ?? : : _ . 1 a of The bulky Blue Book just published on the subject of the slave trade will serve to remind the country that in PM nny parts of the world slavery, if scotched, is very fi ...

... exilitence of that sadilest social calamnity-slavery.1 ?? (Mr. Gladstone at York, I 1th October,) The eceitiog canote 7Y of the rebellion was the election of Mr. Lincoln on tile pria- acilpleof noni-ext~eusiotsiof slavery to newvS~tates. Leaving cotL >of cen ...

... iI other MR. BRIGHT ON SLAVERY.I eelof IR11 -lor/ n 7 h,, from) I1 W(ly Tclegrrp.) ' fr Yesterday evening, a crowded trades uniorusts meeting, to express sympathy. with tho Northern States of PE America, and with negro emancipation, was held at St. In ...

... MRI SEWARD ON SLAVERy. He TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS ?? this G~umN- ss doubts have beenex,. hi, as to the sincerity of his views on the slavery question, the also following sketch of his life will enable your readers to form a correct opinion on the ...

... THE SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY IN EG YPT. _ _ . Mr. B. T. Rogers writes to tbe Times from Cairo- These of your readers who are interested in the suppres- Sion of the slave trade will doubtless be glad to see some statistics of the working of the Anglo-Egyptian ...

... whenever the people of the North feel as kecnly on the slavery question as do those of the South, will compel the action of Congress upon it. The great evil now is, that while the maintenance of it is Slavery is sought by the South in every political is arrangement ...

... AMERICAN CHRISTIANS AND SLAVERY. mn ma I I-r- T aT-, sac Ite TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. Dot GENTLEMEN,-As an Anti-slavery Convention is ey to assemble in London, to deliberate upon the means of im- cits pressing an anti-slavery character upon the ...

... SLAVERY AND WESTERN VIRGINA x 1 ., - e- a _ .I, Z .. WE are often told of the heartlessness and cruelty of the Americans in seeking to let loose the slaves on their Southern masters. All belief in their possible sincerity about Negro slavery-all faith ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. The following petition from the Anti-Slavery Societ9 has been presented to the House of Commons:- The humible petition of the Committee of the Britislie and Forcign Anti-Slavery Society ?? youaf petitioners have observed that ...