... SLAVERY . INTEMPERANCE It is often remarked in this ccuntry, how ineonsistent it is in the clergy of the United States to be silent on the subject of slavery. It is still more strange that, in the slave states, ministers, high in popular faveur, eioquent ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. To the Editor of the Daily News. Str,—May I request you to inscrt in your paper thia leiter and the copy of the proposed address which accompanies it? [t is with great reluctance that [ put myself forward, and venture to suggest a course ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. O~ Friday week a meeting of Ladies was convened at Stafford House to consider the expediency of addressiig a 4 memorial irom the women of England to the United States on the subject of slavery. The ladies being assembled ...

... A GENTLEMAN OF COLOUR, OF NEW YollK, “YUPON THE EVILS & PRESENT ASPECT OF AMERICAN SLAVERY.,” A description will be given of Stowing Slaves, when taken fronf the Coast of Africa, and how the victims are treated on their voyage to the Land of Bondage—their ...

... most likely to lnad to a paciation, S—— bring Mr. Chase, » Senator, had stated his intention to in abill 10 abolish African slavery in all the territorics belonging to the United States, Colone' Kinney's expedition for the eolonisation of Central America ...

... loves Gon will love his brother also. Slavery then is wrong, totally inconsistent with Christianity and a disgrace to Civilization. It is with regret we observe the line taken by the 7imes on the subject of Slavery in America. That powerful journal sends ...

... has replied to Webster's famous despatch about the agent to Hungary, and taunts the United States with the existence of slavery, and claims a right to assist some black Kossuth who may arise to put it down.—ln the U.S. of America, there isa less amount ...

... dlaa;:a-.d from their homes % slavery in the Suufll., may nlllmawly array against slavery itself so formidable an Opposition ay’ ¢, overthrow it. The South is bent Upon maintaining g 5, extending the institution of slavery ; but 1) intention appears not ...

... establishment had burst and fifty people were kided by the explosion and as many more wounded. The Californians have excladed slavery from their institutions. They will flourish all the better. Major Rawlinson of the Royal Asiatic Society states that he had ...

... said, ** almost night and day. It fills me with astonishment to see anti-slavery and missionary societies so busy with the ends of the earth, and yet all the worst evils of slavery and heathenism' are existing among ourselves.” Again in 1840, he says: —* ...

... tied, when they, \beir wives, their ehildren, and all they po.uoed, were l sold. They themselves were condemned to perpetual slavery. The wives aud children of those who hiad escaped were also sold. Six months after this, there arose another great persecution—the ...

... they were not fugitives from labour, as contemplated Ly the late Compromise Act ; also that property in man and domestie slavery were pot sanctioned by the constitution and laws of New York The New York papers state that a great scareily of seamen is ...