... AMERICA# SLAVERY. TO THS EDITOR OP THE ADVERTISER. Sib, —On the 3rd of July, 1858, yon kindly inaerted in your journal letter of mine denouncing negro slavery, and proposing a plan whereby eta abolition could be brought about. The remarkable aspect American ...

... SLAVERY IN QUEENSLAND. SLAVERY in a British colony! Preposterous! Yet the inhabitantsofßrisbane, in a memorial they have addressed to the Queen / declare that something very like it exists in Queensland. It is the old story of immigration —a meek and ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION* It is a work of useless vexation to protest against the intolerant fanaticism of benevolence. The out- stretched hand and calm voice of expostulating wisdom are disregarded. Opiniated weli-wiilers, deaf to all remonstrance, persist ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The New York, correspondent of the Times observes that the result of the debate on Mr. Gregory's motion in the House of Commons and of Lord Campbell's in the House of- Lords on the subject of the blockade has, been received with ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The writer testifies, in the most positive manner, to the truth of the opinion which has prevailed in this country, that the abolition of slavery was but a very secondary consideration with the Government and the masses of the Northern ...

... peaceful and reasonable emancipation the Unionists and their so-called anti-slavery backers would hinder. In short, by forcing the South back into a pro-slavery Union, these anti-slavery idiots would rivet the fetters the blacks, and prolong that most detestable ...

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... THE SLAVERY DIFFICULTY. The State of Illinois has evinced its sincere desire to benefit the negro by adopting a resolution to prevent black men or mulattoes entering within the State. The constitutional Convention approved the resolution, and the Convention ...

... 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 ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. He would not meet the slavery question here, but he would say of a man who was unwilling to into this war and fight it through unless abolish slavery, that his patriotism was not like the patriotism of the speaker. And, the other ...

... Work by his companions ! Such slavery bears a comparison with some parts of the awfu system that once obtained, but is now happily abolished in America. It may be said that it now only finds its counterpart in the slavery of Egypt, and may well be called ...

... 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 ...