... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1842. SLAVERY IN GREAT BRITAIN. EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN (A IN COAL MINES. IT has often been our painful duty, as public c journalists, to record facts affording proof strong ba as Holy Writ, that the boasted ...

... THE NORTHERIN STAR. SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1842. wi - w - w .w www-v SLAVERY IN GREAT BRITAIN. EMIPLOYMENT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN COAL MINES. I1 has often been our painful duty, as public journalists, to record facts affording proof strong as Holy Writ ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. I woauld scot haive aI slave to till my ground, a To0 atanli 1rwhen I sleap), rend trettlAL orleen 'T I lralit, fur ?? that ?? Sinews, bought And sold, hrave cver earrr'd ?? I On Weelucoday wecek, a gettetal Meeting of this So- ...

... children. We have o, Id hearA a good deal of the 1unspeakable Turk ;1 we are IN -~ constntly urgig on hi the ablition of slavery, and I kg prtcigsae hr alesweeabroad; and T. ask ti all, hu ?? ii Is idnrearnth ?? parental r:, re ?? s.-''hSir, 3yours v ...

... THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND SLAVERY. Ad flTEXT The New York Herald pblishes the following communication from its Washington correspondent, under the. heading T1he Satanic abolition movement in Con- J gress :- Great anxiety is felt with regard to the ...

... SLAVERY IN BRITISH DOMLNTIONS. DEPUTATION TO THE FOREIGN OFFICE. (FROM OUR LJONDON REPORTERS.l Mr. Brodrick received, at the Foreign OfBfie, yester- day afternoon, on behalf of Lord Salisbury, several deputastons from the Friends' Anti-Slavery Committee ...

... INDIAN SLAVERY. ?? *. On Wesdfaesday evening anmeeting of -tbe friends oftna ?? tier of -Slaver'yjwra hield~ In Quleen stiree lapc e .SAe .the Chair.. The CHAIRMAN said, the meeting vias not foar tic purpose of dis- cluesiag the question.of slavery,,. but ...

... vernment V took for granted that slavery ins their own possessions was to be bee abolished, and only disusumed thes questions--when and how. In the S United States, there were aboot 2,7013,000 slaves, but the Anti- a ln Slavery Societies were 160D In number ...

... . SLAVERY IN TME UNITED STATES. ; MtwBA.INC S-Sin-Yorir valuable paper oesr.cionally falls into my hards, tnd to day I have been vary much pleas- ed with .0or rewiarks on tih cosnduct V the nllited States In refusing te ratify the treaty with Great Britain ...

... PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND SLAVERY. The Boston Joimtreal publishes the following letter from Mr. Charles Sumner, in defense of President Lin- coln Senate Chamber, June 5. My dear Sir,-Your criticism of the President is hasty. I am confident that if you knew ...

... and of which I am to enclose a copy for the information of the Anti-Slavery Society.-I sm, sir, your obedient humble servant, (Signed) JUcIAN PIAuxcuronc. The Secretary to the Anti-Slavery Society, 27, New Broad-street. t t THE OUTBREAK OF DIPHTHEtERIA NEAR ...

... the system of Slavery which prevaiks of amongst them. An Anti-Slavery Association ought to to exist in every town, and remonstrauces and entreaties is should be sent to the wrong-doers, with expressions of en ut sympathy t4 the Anti-Slavery party in ,thel ...