... nciv project for settling tile slavcry qyiestion, the prilicilde of *viiell is that mnew Sitates miay or nnay uot allopt slavery, just as theiy dleasc. There is little adlditional in the p-ahpes fiorn the Cape. his Fiance, 'eiv st-rimigent i-casurcs are ...

... gold found by Robinson Crusoe in his desolate island was to bis inlividual comfort andl happiness. On the nreat question of slavery-the crisis of which, tile colnuest of Mexico and the plunder uf Cahioria are rapidlly ?? Polk is wisely ra- enlar anld unlldecided ...

... ALLEN, Secretary. Belrast, 22d June. 1846. 11 PUBLIC MEETING. TO-MORROW. TIHE ME:AMBERS and FRIENDS of the BELFIAST T ANTI-SLAVERY S 0 C I E T Y will ldol a TPULIC MEETING, in the PRIMITIVE METHO. l)1ST CHAPEL, DONEGALL-PLACE, on WED. NESDAY EIVENING, at ...

... has joinled tile force at Jalouto.- i.115(Ii~uNOV. is. AniOrLrION'. oP SLAVERY.-ln the \-ear ended thae 311st of Maicit the expeittse to thle Government for thol Abolition of Slavery Nvas £23,250. Fronta documenit lately issnled, it appears that in thle ...

... itconveniencs^, to attend their soiree. Mr. Mackay then went into a history of the slavery abolition movement, aiil said lie had the confidence of hops that the system ot slavery would yet disappear entirely from the world. Tbe Rev. Mri. Rinct seconded the ...

... CASTERIAN jCHOOL-HOUSE, THIls EVENING, (Friday, o- inst.) at SEVEN oclock when EDWARD B ;DIN, Esq. from the London Agency Anti-Slavery Sbciety. will attend, and advocate the safety and advantage of IMMEDIATE EMANCI. PATION. (73 N 0 R T H-E A S T SOCIETY OF ...

... of America,- I 1. That Christians of every denomination, are in duty bound solemnly to prntest against the existence of slavery, as repugnant to tile Word of God, contained in the Old and New Testaments. Moved by the Rev. ISAAC NELSON, and seconded ...

... May !-3. Nature and Cure of the Indian Cholera (with a chart illustrative of its progress.)-4. He is gone-he is gone!-5. Slavery Question.-./. Battle Flag of Sigurd.-7. Notices of aEng. land, her People and Institutions, by a Yankee Ozonian.- No. 1. State ...

... inst. - The Chair to he taken at SEVEN o'Clock. Several Gentlemen will address the Meeting on t$ present state of the Anti-slavery question. JAMES CARLILE, Secretary. April 9tb, 1838. (551 Arti-Slnvcry Co'07nitlt'e-Roomn. Es'tblolished for Scripieral anrl ...

... :_ ' ' Ie.-FRIDAY, 24th Ditto, LOW D f r7refraiainq jr,,i Lectures to begin at SIX n k, P. M1. NB.4-dnjisaico free. NEGRO SLAVERY. COURSE of LECTURES on NEGRO SLA_ EIIL AVERY will he delivered, under the Divine blessing in the LANCASTERIAN SCPOOL-BOUSE ...

... siqifirr.o more so thanf ji, on those letters; couched it ew words-roy mind was drawn from the subject of Negro slavery abroad, to that kind of .slavery which, I apprehend ; likely to result to ug at home in the evnst of a Repel o he .Leqislaive Unior. And while ...

... taxes oppressive to the labourer and mechanic, by pressing unduly on the necessaries of life--of the existence of Colonial slavery, and the various descriptions of commercial monopolies all of which have been created and continued for the purpose of supporting ...