... suffering for its political complicity with slavery ; hut is it not suffering forits religious complicity with slavery ? When au effort waO made to deparate the American Mle- thodist Episcopal Church froma slavery, did not Dr. M'Clin- tuck strenuously oppose ...

... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-I beg leave to offer a few remarks on the Af Bible and Slavery question now being agitated, and s5 arising from an article which lately appeared in the Times. r, I have read it, and felt ...

... anti-slavery faith, but we now think it a happy thing that the opinion of the conoatr has been thus unmistakeably expressed, for thus we are saved from having to blush in face of all the world at the T imecs newspaper offering defences for slavery, and ...

... published. That slavery was permitted that is not for. pal bid den uner the Christian religion is perfectly true. Bot rae whath this todo withthe Africvnslavtrade? Nothing. freS Nor with slavery in the West Indies. But with regard to slavery, thberewas no ...

... the peace of society, and the enforcement of law-to say nothing about this war as directly waged against the extension of slavery and of the slave trade. Tree, it is aet an abolition war, we eoanobt stir up servile insurrection, and we deserve credit for ...

... TONBBIDGE ON SLAVERY. On Thursday evening the old town of Tonbridge be was unusually animated: a public meeting at the Town- id hall had been announced on the subject of slavery, and it was understood that Pr.fessorAllen, a coloured native of fo Virginia ...

... Southern sympathies, accompanied with an avowed approval Iof slavery, than Southern sympathies masking themselves 3 under a pretended dislike of slavery. That the Times trn. ticaily supported slavery must be obvious to all who ,te tracked its course with respect ...

... THE APOLOGISTS OF SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-If additional arguments were wanted to illustrate the effects of slavery on the moral nature of those interested in its preservation, they are to be found plenti- fully by any one who will ...

... govern- ment in its corporate and enduring cheracter, c, as to thousands of emanoipeado, and in the present condition of slavery in Brazil, to which, with your permission, I wv pass. Some mouths age, your correspondent at Rio di Jauiero weported the ...

... maybe 1,0oo,000 who are in illegal slavery. Does the BraziUa government, which is so zealous ?? slavery, and which should be the guardian and executor of Brazilian laws, do anything to rescue these victims of illegal slavery? The British government tried for ...

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... THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. Sln,-The Times of the 7th instant observes Now we are in Europe thorou-bly convinced that the death of slavery must follow as necessarily upon the success of the Confederates in this war as the ...