... with whom ever spoke on the subject of slavery, seemed confident that the true prosperity of Africa would only commence with the cessation of slavery. And they all say it would be far better for them if slavery were put down altogether than allowed to ...

... 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 ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a tea meeting in connection Wh she Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society was held Hotel—the special purpose being to excite an in in the-Freed Men’s Aid Society ia America. There was a large attendance of ladies, Mr Patrick Wat- son ...

... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAN The following afflicting statement appeared the other day among notices to correspondents in a penny weekly paper :— “ Heather Bell, an English girl, just eighteen, tall, with a fine face and splen figure, at present resid- a country ...

... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND The following afflicting statement appeared the other day among notices correspondent* in a penny paper, Heather Bell, English girl, jut eighteen, tall, with a tine face and splendid lignn*, at preeent residing in Scotland, a country ...

... destruction of slavery is not so. In Southern language slavery used to be described as involuntary servitude. If that de- scription is to be retained, and the system lately, proclainied by General'Banks is to be adopted, the abolition of slavery will not ...

... THE CRUELTIES OF SLAVERY. Near father's estate was one owned a certain captain, who was one of the worst of men, and who had a f»ce*natur«lly belonging to the worst of men. This man was known to have killed one of bis in the most cold-blooded manner ...

... SLAVERY AND MORMONISM the rin home the yajikee. • You find u.*.’ paid Hrigham Young, ‘trying to lire ptact-ably A pojourn with people thus minded rnu-»t a great relief to jou. who cone from land where brother hath lifted up hand again>t brother, and you ...

... THE SOUTH AND SLAVERY. The fact that slavery constitutes the maio element in the bloody quarrel between the Northern and Southern States of America was never more exemplified than during the present month. Those who still cling to the idea that it in ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. :.On We n esday nigh t, a tea meeting in con nection with the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society wai held Lamb's Hotel -the special purj being to excite interest i in the Freed Men's Aid Society in America. There 1 was large attendance of ...

... destruction of slavery is not so. In Southern language slavery used to be described as involuntary servitude. If that description is to be retained, and the system lately proclaimed by General Banks is to be adopted, the abolition of slavery will not go ...

... SLAVERY AMERICA. MR JOHN A. JACKSON, an American Fugitive Slave, will LECTURE in Willison CHURCH, Barrack Street, Evening, at Eight o’clock, and in Febh St ANDREW'S CHURCH, (Rev. J. Kwinq's), on Tuesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. nnHE GENTLEMAN who Advertised ...