... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM moved tor certain returns connected with slavery, and also tor returns relative to the importation of cotton. RUMOURED ANNEXATION SAVOY. The Marquis ot NORMAN BY gave notice that he would, on early day, ask of her Majesty’s Government ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY IN THE THEATRES. [From the Neiv York Herald.l We published in yesterday’s paper a communication announcing that the principal persons engaged in getting up an anti-slavery drama for one of the city theatres had withdrawn from the establishment ...

... defenders of slavery by brute force, Tom Gordon; the defenders of slavery the Bible, Father ; the anti-slavery ministry. Father Dickson; the slave•eeking-vengeance Drcd; the forgiving slave, Uncle Tiff, the American Cburch, as tho bulwark of slavery, by the ...

... of the twin relics. Mr. Lovejoy.—The question is, whether slavery is to extend beyond its present limits ? They say that is the only question over which we have not exclusive jurisdiction. Slavery is called an institutionbut it is no institution. Sir, it ...

... Price B*. 6d., SLAVERY and FREEDOM in the BRITISH WEST INDIES. By CHARLES BUXTON, *M.A, M.P. Longmaua. ...

... Price 3a. 6dL, SLAVERY and FREEDOM in the BRITISH WEST INDIES. By CHARLES BUXTON, M.A., M.P. Longman a. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS for TO-MOBdOW, January 7, contnina the following splendid ENGRAVINGSTestimoniaI Presented to the Bight Hon. Sir John 8 ...

... evil ot American slavery. The great Republican party merely aimed to prevent the extension of slavery into fresh territories, and, as a party, would not object to the Fugitive Slave Law; but the Church of God sought to abolish slavery at once, and from ...

... intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of Slavery the Southern States, has at length produced its natural effects. The incessant and violent agitation of the Slavery question throughout the North during the last quarter of century ...

... effectual exclusion ot slavery from the territories, so that all the new and future states may surely be free states. The South is not satisfied. Its masses, by whatever mean®, and whatever, cost, desire the establishment and protection slavery the territories ...

... the case was this There was a very strong anti-slavery party in America, numbering, doubtless, quite as many as the pro-slavery party. There were many thousands of Christians who were praying against slavery, and who would be glad to see the country rid ...

... I would not hold one in Slavery at any rate. But what next? Free them, and make them politically and socially our equals P We cannot Mr. Lincoln then goes on to indicate his own course. First, would stop the increase of Slavery ; he would not allow it ...

... would resign, These sympathisers with slavery have, however, assumed too much. They have imagined that they had influence enough, by the expression of their disapproval, to compel the honest protester against slavery to retire from his pulpit. It fortunately ...