... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...

... stake the truth is to be stated, but also ignored, or overlooked, the fact that the advocates of slavery had taken the position. that not only was slavery right and proper, hut that it was beneficial, promoting morality, education, and pecuniary prosperity ...

... 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 ...

... : AMERICAN SLAVERY., * 8 1 .1 .7 i . I . . I I 1 Last 'ight, a -lecture onu. American slavery - ;was delivered, i Brightoni Street Chapel, by 3 Miss Sihrah p RAinntd, '1 y af colr, from ;Americla',`under the 'auspices of the Kdinburgh Ladies' Emancipation: ...

... SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONISM. A3M1z,51ANS have undoubtedly much to be proud of. We can always forgive the somewhat boastful language in which they speak of their own country, because we know that the ?? is backed up by great institutions, great deeds, and ...

... rr'unlor to Williame Lloyd Gar- rison, to the necmbers oat'lce Armerican Auti-Slavery :o- ciety, and to all others who are eeelkin-g by moral and peaceful meons the overthrow of slavery in tie United States, their assurnace of aarnest svinpathy in lteir gient ...

... silent; they must not speak nor allude in any,,way t97* the horrors of slavery The slave holders knew too well that anything Which reached. the ears of the. English- ysinst slavery from America, told dead against them4.' Every word spoken is1 England in ...

... Says-' We all dread political slavery, -, or sbecto to the arbitrary power of a king, or of an y tri man or men not derivinig their authority froin ties people. tic Yet such a. state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery of the negrocs. Suppose that ...

... ENGLISH MANUFACTURES ANDL I A4MERICAN SLAVERY. WE often think that, in prop:)rtion to its impoitance to the manufaturang interests of this country, the subject of co tol supply doesg not excite sufficient attenti, a aamong those whose pecuniary interests ...

... after:all, slavery was not such a. bad thing. She regretted, as one result of th:s that the Times had almost become allied with slavery, and that recent articles in that journal advocated as strongly pro-slavery opinions as any of the pro-slavery journals ...

... presented by you and Dr Guthrie in demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Almost at the very time when you were holdinQ that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of union-safers-that is, pro-slavery apo- logists-were burning me in effigy in the square near my ...

... I PRO-SLAVERY FALLAOIE3, BY MAJOR GlNiSEBAL T, PERRONET THODINdON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the I In. stitution of slavery has in the Erglish press, and in that pert of it which boasts of its liberalsma All do Ent, ii is tiue, go the ...