... SLAVE SON. By Mrs. WILLIAM NOY WILKINS. The authoress of The Slave Son' has descriptive merits of her own. Her views upon slavery are tempered with strong sense of the diftleolties with which race' and class' lure environed the question.—The Press. This ...

... SIERRA LEONE. All friends of Africa (says the Anti-Slavery Reporter) must have learned with much pleasure the appointment of Mr. Jeremie to he governor of Sierra Leone. His superintendence, we understand, is to extend through forty degrees of latitude ...

... It was canned by the slaveholders, who rebelled because they felt that slavery was in danger. Thar fought for slavery because they well knew that if the Limon were to continue slavery must fall. (Cheers.) Whether the Union shall continue or not, I trust ...

... America. Now, take notice that the North, hating slavery as slivery, and lunging fur its extinction, was unable until the present war to touch slavery directly; they could cnty touch the slave policy, not slavery independently, because it lOW established by ...

... with Quakers, Methodists, and other sects of Christians, who have been and are now strong . advocates for the abolition of slavery. To the philanthropists we should say—Why not at once make an end of the affair by purchasing the slaves of the West India ...

... Java, the sugar cultivator was no more in a state of slavery than the Scotch farmer who was bound under a lease. The slavery against which the bill was directed was that of which West Indian slavery had been a type—coercive labour, without free will or ...

... &atm se President had any power to interfere with slavery in individual States. On the contrary, when the Constitution was adopted. the South was pummelled unlimited power over the institution called slavery, and, in the ease of a servile revolt, it would ...

... conferring immediate and moon(*tonal freedom on all those held in slavery. And we ask permission, humbly and plainly, to declare our conviction, that it Is only in the extinction of negro slavery that we can have any security fur the utter termination of the ...

... of the slave trade, and the abolition of slavery itself, by the various legislative immures passed since the Act of 1811. But Spain had violated her treaty engagements, and he regretted to state that slavery bad of late years been extended in the island ...

... Mr. 0. CA v e presented a petition from Brighton for the abolition of slavery in the West Indies. lle hoped the question would be generally taken up on the broad ground of slavery being against the law and constitution of this country. If Parliament did ...

... despotic slavery at home as well as abroad, and pledges itself to use all exertions to put a final stop to slavery wherever it is found to exist. (Loud and general applause.) Mr. Thomas Hewitt seconded the amendment. If they wanted to see slavery, let them ...

... following passages contain the substance—has been presented to Lord Palmerston, by the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, signed by their chairman, and dated from their offices, 27 Broadstreet, on the 28th ultimo. It is currently reported ...