... AMERICA AND SLAVERY. panic and rage into which the Southern State* fit America have been thrown the result ...

... SLAVERY THE GREAT EVIL. I hare always the blamo upon any one tb®, i conviction that man in all feasible spite ; am 4, moreover. wish n..t t I«>un lerstoo*! as canting slur bb the Portugese io turupe, the Lscount Lavrroiio, the \ ie count .la Han4#ira ...

... _NEGRO SLAVERY _/_• _..-.-,., Price Is ., post free , __ . . • rf _\ SE HARPER'S FERRY _INSURRECTION , • _JL- ' _beiriK itri Account of the ' _MUTINY- in ' VIRGINIA , aild ; the _; _TRlAL and EXECUTION . of JOHN , BROWN . . . . - . ; , E ...

... THE NEGRO AND SLAVERY. long as the Union lasted, the North submitted quietly enough to slavery in the South. The question of emancipation by remunerating the slave-owners never occurred to the North, although with our example of thirty years' standing ...

... HORBORS OF SLAVERY An officer of the 17th Massachusetts Regiment, writting from Newbern, N.C., gives the following account of ex- periences, copied from the Washington Republican :—“ I had intended to have answered your last letter more fully, but for ...

... SLAVERY AT MOZAMBIQUE. Tue reason for giving them so little food is not that their masters are unable to feed them, but simply that tl come of a fierce race, and it is necessary to keep them in subjection. The Portuguese are always dreading their slaves ...

... of America, if we are to be- the Times’ correspondent, ‘the current of popalar feeling is strong against the abolition of slavery.’ There is no disposition among the men aed women who sit under the Rev. Heary Ward Beecher, he says, either to emancipate ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A meeting was held In the Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, on Monday, Sir James G. Baird, Bart., in the chair, at which a large number ot the public men of Edinburgh joined in denouncing slavery as a sin against God and our neighbours. ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. AMONG THE NAILERS. ' Hales Owen,' says Mr J. E. White, reporting to the Royal Commission on the Employments of Children and Young Persons the evidence collected by him, as assistant commissioner, on the metal manufactures of the Birmingham ...

... NEGROES IN. SLAVERY, There is no doubt that expectation which had been tly entertained respecting seeeding Ameri- has been as ted. The planters have betrayed no sort of fear of their slaves, ané do not seem to have even taken the chances of servile i ...

... of slavery. The servitude spoken of in the Levitical law, was not slavery. The rights of the were as wel.-defined and as much insisted on as those of the master. Under the Roman law, which was sometimes appealed to in America in support of slavery, the ...

... 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 ...