... by their unholy traffic in Br slavery and opium, instead nf showing them a nmore excellent sway. English ships bring opium to im- ?? poverish and degrade them, and English ships carry them into Cuban and other slavery. Painful hsave been the scenes ...

... rar- tradv of blood.n Whatever mav be-said t-he ci Russian absolutism1 the anthority of stys 9the Czar has proved RfaIO to. slavery in R --the ?? of Central Asia, for that were authority put an end to - the slave ador nmarkets of Bokhara, -and -'opened the ...

... forget- that one of them (Maston) is the originator of the vile enactment which has done so muclh to perpetuate the sin of slavery. Whilst we glory In the honour of our country's flug, let us show that we have no ?? with the slaveholder and trafficker in ...

... ostensibil, the other real. tl The ostensible cause is, doubtless, the slave question; I mean it the internal abolition of slavery in the Brazils, for the im30rta. ui haon of slaves into that country is already prohibited by law. w There can be no doubt ...

... ITS APOLGISTS. ck Inv~ to If, as the imra told us the other day, a great & he contest Is approaching on the subject of slavery WN a and the slave trade -in other words, if the advo- foll ed cates of the trade in human beings are about bo In. making ...

... enterprises in the nefarious work, in which steam ships are now engaged; and even the Anti-Slavery Reiporter, zealous as it is for the entire abolition of slavery, is so impressed by the testimony afforded in the Parliamentary papers, that it declares, ...

... absurd. The Times, in Vt fotunding this proposal upon the assertion that fi English feeling and opinion on the subject of it slavery had, within the quarter of a century n elapsed since the enactment of our Negro a Emancipation IBill, undergone a revolution ...

... Christians to exert thenm-clves for thce ?? of Slavery- throughout the world, sind especialls in the tiiad States. Mr. Birney gave ?? - Used by the American slave-holders, and iliss mmtd the d1- -basing effects of slavery- on tlse negr~es, and it, dteititit'tf ...

... rather, it is ata bitstance hliw very losing slightly the anti~slavery principles of our Mitinisters Comm, cain be said to adhere to thean. been We find that by the code of Venezuttla, slavery ter; at is in the progress of extinction, aill childreta born ...

... Mexico, and severaf other countries'I , and at the saaie rate of duty as the produce of Java, Manilla, thel igate &c., where slavery is said to be unknown. We shall now then, very shortly have supplies from the United States, and - reign the close connexion ...

... observations refers not to the ral trade, but to the existence of slavery there. We are In. the deed fully aware that slaves are not now shipped to our Th West India colonies, but we klow that slavery exists the there; and we confess that we do not see much moral ...

... sentiment of hostility slavery has embittered the two sections of the country against each other, and probably a majority of Southerners have thought, and do think, that the Republican Abolition party, now in power, Intend to abolish slavery at once, or least ...