... scare a the coercive meatns recosnmeanded in this chcular for the st uppression of' the shivo trade. I cannot hope to coo it slavery sub1ued by any vindictive meaLtres. Our Cl'r s- rlian duty il reclalinsing the viciouis is lurelv limited lo l'l It tiaching ...

... freedom. And the temptation to extend slavery sid no would be removed by the spectaole of free labour devoted Th to colonial produce. Such a spectacle, wodild offer the wai usgreatest encouragement for the abolition of slavery all thc ovrteworld; or, if it did ...

... redly wasthe couttry ear m~a ej~sn dbry and lody Stnin, we mustins to We no ?? Vnsite of a ho 8nd d. annent, the tance of slavery ana its for e We do not mean to say, that we ought. Of ,pce efamcive remiedy and of cisond pmoei conu r:x 1 m uho u ee tdec ...

... with Brazil to be sacrificed in the vain attempt of seeking, by the navel means of a moral differential duty, to put down slavery in that country; or are we not iml- tating the seidoem of the dog in the fable, who relinquished the piece of meat from his ...

... powers of Europe.- Your petitioners, how ever, consider that whilst no legal provision is made fior the gradual termination of slavery within the British dominions, the characterof their coun. try cannot be exonerated from the charge of injustice. At the last ...

... that time till withina lew months of hig death he was unvwearied in pr.nmoting their instruction.-San. Dc. 2. THE LIVERPOOL SLAVERY INTEREST. a We have received the followving communication relative to the ?? denial of certain facte, which are as notoriously ...

... to sanctify the act, ai , and pronounce the parting blessing, but this I do hi f know, that he justifies slavery, and denounces anti- hi n Slavery efforts as bitterly as do the most hardened pi slave-dealers. a A Presbyterian minister, who owned one ...

... aflbrds a d curious commentary on our professed anxiety for the abolition re of slavery, for the protecting ditties on slave-grown produce are GE nuthing else than a bounty on slavery, and, as such, will serve respe4 to perpetuate it, whilst they eftectuwlly ...

... day there ti a would be no slavery or slave trade in Africa if a b e hearty approval of the institution of slavery Il f were not present in the simple philosophy I g c of nearly all the negro tri bes of Africa Still slavery a; ,and the slave trade, with ...

... never recognised. And why, he asked, is the doctrine mnaintained now by such men as Mr. Alexander Stpjphens? It is because slavery is dependent upon it;; and who .is the white-livered sounldrel who will vote for such men? If the South want peace they can ...

... virtually abolished, because he says the com- t pany proclaimed the abolition of the legal jl s status of slavery. As a matter of fact, slavery p a was as rampant in these regions as at any period 1 .1 during the past 1000 years. r As there appears to ...

... coming before s Parliament, we trust not only that the actual state of th: Slave- Trfide, but the abominations of ?? system of slavery itself, will meet with a full and opeg diseussion. Thi gre't quesfion of the Abolition of the Slave Trade has beer carried; ...