... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The echo of Lord Brougham’s pointed remark to Mr. Dallas is just reaching us from the other side of the Atlantic. They think there, as might be expected, that the remark might have been spared. We think so too —not that accept the whole ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY Frederick Douglass, whose name has long been familiarly known on both sides of the Atlantic as the uncompromising and active opponent of slavery, has just been amongst us ; and we augur much good from his visit. Those who were privileged ...

... and very likely subscribes every now and then to some fond for the relief of American slavery, as many other ladies do who very conveniently overlook the slavery which exists in their own houses. How servants of any ability are got to stay in such places ...

... THE SOUTHERN STATES AND SLAVERY. The Southern States of America are not vet reconciled to the election of Mr Abraham Lincoln as President of the Republic. Indeed, his success has only increased the excitement; and the threats of secession are loader, ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A second address on this important subject will be delivered by Geo. Thompson. Esq , in Rev. Dr. Ander•on’s Church, John Street, on Thursday first, at 2 o’clock aftemoen, Mr. Thompson, from his great practical knowledge of. and long ...

... the state of slavery, on the ground that Councils. After this Napoleon kept him near his they felt a difficulty in dealing with them—that they person as minister for the affairs of Italy, nominated would reduce them all to a state of slavery unless they ...

... SLAVERY IN BRITAIN. We never weary of talking of the liberties of English- men! With crescendo emphasis we assert in song that Britons never, nevei, never shall he slaves ; and then comes ever and anon some disclosure in reference to tlie state ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA,. -, frnm America. delivered an sddrea Dr. Cheever, from America, delivered an address last night in the City Hall, on the subject of slavery, and his own struggles with the slave power in America. The hall was two-thirds filled. The ...

... ought to be in harmony, but all the sophistry the world will not make slavery in accordance with Christianity. It is remarkable fact that Irishmen are the loudest advocates slavery in the Northern States. As have sympathy meetings in Ireland behalf of ...

... OP SLAVERY. ‘R.—Wliat shall be done for the extirpation of the evil of Slavery? declare that we are.as much as ever convinced Of the•great evil of Slavery. We believe that the buying, sellingor holding of human beings to be used as chattels, is contrary ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY. WIGAN FEBRUARY 1880. Oub thanks are due and tendered to Lord Brougham for his speech on this subject, in the House of Lords, few evenings ago. The great cotton question—-or the great slavery questionis one of the moat vital to the ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM, in moving for a return of cotton imported from various parts of the world during the last two years, and the amount of revenue levied upon it, advocated the removal of duties on raw cotton as a measure which would encourage ...