... METHODISM AND SLAVERY. I other symptoms of the coming storm, which threatens to make the Presidential contest for 1860 ominous one for the BUve Power, the attitude assumed tbe various religious sects, most of which are now beginning feel that they are ...

... 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 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 ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. W« now the Message at foil length before os. It occupies nine columns of the New York Herald. After reference the prosperity of the connlry —in industry, commerce, and re^nnfsc.nrer—the President says:— TOR RIGHT OF RBSItTWCR A UITTKO ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY. FROM America we learn that the screw steamer City of Norfolk bad been discovered ashore near the Sierra Morena, having been abandoned by her crew after landing from her hold the enormous number of 800 African slaves. This vessel is one ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. On Wednesday evening, Mr Johnston, a runaway slave, who has been for three years studying medicine in Edinburgh, delivered a lecture on the evils of slavery, in the Rev. Mr Young's chureh, Free St Andrews. Mr Young opened the meeting ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY From the ccuat ef Africa authentic correspondence wrings a painful account of the progress of the slave trade. T. new K. of Dahomey has opened his reign with ?r(. of the bloodleit atroi-ities. has completed 11 lave- expeditions since be ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Dr. (leaver, from America, delivered an address on Wednerday night, in the Cittliall, on the eubject of elm very, and his own struggled with the Slave pswer in America. The chair was occupied by W. P. Paton, Esq , who van supported ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY PRESENT CRISIS George Thompson, Esq., the wellknown Anil-Slavery Ir.cturw, and late P. for tbs Tower H- inlets, will del ver ADDRESS on the Moral. Religion*, and PobUcal Aspects of the United State*, in their besring o.i the Slav err ...

... AFRICAN' SLAVERY. Tin:' ion most of the Sou'hern American Slates there is gr. wiig desire r the revival of the slave importing svstera. The fueling is said to have gained much strength that the older and more cautious the Soul hi rn politicians are greatly ...

... 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 ...