... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b. involved , in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... THE SLAVERY OF CIVILISATION (From the ' Englishman's Magazine.') In the first place we are never satisfied. Though the object of civilisation is to produce the greatest possible convenience with the least jiossible pains, the intention often defeats itself ...

... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with a supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b? involved in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... American Slavery Doomed.—That this war will put an end to slavery seems to me certain. Slavery with us rests on the cotton monopoly, and England will be less than we think her if this war does not break the back of that monopoly. A fall of one (English) ...

... (Jheever, of New York, who, though deemed imprudent by many anti-slavery men in America, had for many years poured iu the unwilling ear f America the testimony of scripture against slavery ; and to the last interesting tea meeting held here in honour that ...

... MR GLADSTONE ON SLAVERY. It seems tbat Mr Moore, of Northampton, recently wrote to Mr Gladstone making some inquiries as to the sentiments of the right hon. gentleman in refer- ence to slavery. The following reply was received : — 11, .Downing Street ...

... BUYING OUT SLAVERY. The ' New York Tribune' says A proj et is now seriously discussed in political circles at Washington, which looks to the final settlement of the slavery question by the introduction into Congress of a proposition to buy out all the ...

... MR BRIGHT AND NEGRO SLAVERY. (From the ' Saturday Review.') The negro is peculiarly unfortunate in his friends. In America, they decline to free bim in the places where they can protect him ; and in the places where then can nothing to help bim, they ...

... SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES. ratification the constitutional amendment. , (Official Proclamation.) W ill cam H. Seward, Secretary of State of the Unit-id States, to ail whom these presents may com , Teeting : Know ye, that whereas the Congress ...

... a tax upon dung, it does not 44 smell with ignorance, when it serves to conserve a false species of piety; with slavery, when that slavery seeks to clothe its nakedness with the fig leaves of texts- from the Pentateuch, and with the devil himself when ...

... Slavery in Africa. -Let it be that' without the encouragement -„j • traders, slavery would not last agricultural tribes the wealth and influence which commerce brings, and they would quickly put Hem to the incursions of the alave-huufcers i t want* only ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY DEPUTATION TO THE AMERICAN AN MINISTER. As briefly announced by. tckranl, afternoon, his Excellent C B P A °,?' Wednesday States' Minister to this country ' } '' I tion ot the members of the C tw and Foreign Anti-Slaverv Societv i° sidence ...