... SLAVERY. Among anomalies, American slavery is the most strange. We have no sort of doubt that Mrs. Stowe has inflicted a blow upon it which will ultimately operate most effectually, but in the meantime, Uncle Tom's Cabin will not yield harvest in a day ...

... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. l- s , e .1 - t e _ . en, TnE meeting of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- ily a] Lee 'Slavery Society took place on Tuesday evenin~g. Of only uncourse it derived a ulore than usual interest from the slave 'as present circumstances ...

... arresting the fugitive. What has he done? He has used the nerves and faculties which God gave him, to throw off his slavery. He has abhorred slavery, and got rid of it. This is not the con- dition of a man selling himself, and then repudi- ating his own bargain ...

... Slavery. (From the Eastern Counties Fierald.) Without subscribing to the entire doctrines of those who are known as the advocates of the rights of women, one may well feel a national pride in reading the report of a meeting of ladies held on Friday ...

... to return to slavery. It is quite true that we cannot have cheap sugar without taking the slare grown, we must therefore pay a little more for sugar or be content to use, as we are now doing, sugar raised by slavery and the most refined cruelty. It is ...

... subject of slavery. are not going to uphold either savagedom or slavery, which, indeed, are, to a great extent, alike, but we cannot be blind to the fact thatthey are, not the normal and original, at least the general state of nations. As slavery its widest ...

... IS NOT THIS SLAVERYS. Three- thousand rebels, women, and children, have surrendered in Laugeberg, and have s-.-nt under escort Kuruinan. Galishwe is still at The- Government intend punishing- the rebels by indenturing for number years to v:criv. ...

... likewise. The abolition of slavery, whether white or black, must by degrees lead to a thorough change in the domestic habits of the people, and especially of the great; and this is the important side of the question of slavery here. The change vwhiclh has ...

... SLAVERY. The following address to rhe women of Sheffield, is about to issued by the members of the “Sheffield Anti-Slavery Association”:— More than three millions of human beings, with feelings like our own, are now languishing in cruel bondage in the ...

... SLAVERY. The Emigration Commissioners repuire tenders for ships to convey liberated Africans from Jamaica to Sierra Leone. ...

... Silver and Slavery. That silver be an important factor in the . serriession of the trade is a circumstance of a nature. But such ia the contention of inerchantat in Lagos. A (lovernnient proposal Win mad, to prohdat the importation of elver in the British ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. If anything more than another could furnish a practical proof of the fallacy which hangs upon the newly-started claim for the recognition of 66 women's rights, it is in the sisterly reply of the women of America to the women of England ...