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... longing for the abolition of slavery, q, fly into agonies of apprehension at any conceivable method by which their longings can be fulfilled- . hating slavery and still more hating anything that A can tend to the suppression of slavery-have tried to in terrify ...
... COOLIE SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GEN'TLEIs EN,-The leader in the ?? on the new elave trade ought to be copied by tbe press, together I with the articlefromllthe News ofthe Churches, tbe more so, at present, as the Emperor of the French ...
... L uOTTO AND SLAVERY.. United ?? Sbt.: The following, letter has been aadressed by a t Manchester gentleian to Sir Peter Fairbair, Mayor, who L presided at the late, Antisiave Meeting held in this town. We rejoice at the, effort which Mr. Cross and others ...
... ENGLISH SLAVERY. Ot- It is impossible to revert too frequently sty to the grave and important questions in. in volved in the late trialsat Stafford. If the ort- decision then given be not reversed, the Mnd working classes of this country will be re- as ...
... ? the Slavery of the South. to b a A great alternative is before you: -0hristianitjy must we I it con 4ely, or Slavery till Christiani'ty. i ra l to Or it may be presented in. another ?? are n1111et extend its dominoio to the Southl, or Slavery will hen ...
... great ques- tion of slavery has produced such a feeling between us that there is no official connection between our ecclesiastical bodies. W5e are known among them-for we extend to some of the So)uthern States-as being very anti-slavery in our feelingz, ...
... COLONIAL SLAVERY. . . ?? 1 it ovtvrit Avislies to see the best possible W evidlence Conicerninrg tile rrctrua state ofi West irdi.wri I lr c',ed till the( feartr s- ?? Nd ytm ?? irenir thle i/ourt JEmacys en4 coonsrirr Slaveryg, by g joho. J02rac I/sq ...
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... SLAVERY A-ND SE¶4CESSIFON. THE ?? fronm Anierica does not becomte miore t incouraging. The great cralic in the lnion gocs on deepening and woidening, andl the mighty fabric of the American Republic threatens in a moment to fall t asinder. While the chances ...