... FOR FREFDOM OR SLAVERY ? In the whole range of English literature, put and present, there is not a more dastardly sentence than one that appeared in the Times of Monday. We do not expect the voice of the Kendal Mercury to reach the Times, or the cowardly ...

... THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AND SLAVERY. At a meeting of the London Committee of Correspondence with America, held on the 23rd of October last, at the Congregational Library, Bloomfield•street, BENJAMIN SCOTT. Esq., in the chair, it wae resolved unanimously ...

... FREEDOM OR SLAVERY IN THE UNITED ST A.TES. Under this title Mr, Peter Sinclair, a wellinformed and observant Siotch gentleman, who spent several years travelling in the United States, bas published one of the most valuable works on the American question ...

... should forbid slavery in the district of Columbia, repeal the Fugitive Slave Law, and forbid the traffic in slaves from State to State. If the North were to adopt such a course, and announce their firm determination of suppressing all slavery and trade in ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY PRESIDENT. THB studied moderation of Mr. Lincoln's policy has occasioned some doubt as to the exact nature of his opinions upon the slavery question. There have been those who feared that his love for the Union might induce him to make ...

... that slavery as it existed in the West Indies thirty-one years ago Is not one whit more revolting than the same Institution as it flourishes on the infamous soil of the Southern States in this present year of grace. one word on the Anti-Slavery Advocate ...

... THE SLAVE-TRADE AND SLAVERY. PRESIDENT BUCHANAN has replied with e tartness to Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S exhortations to the Government of the United States to use vigorous measures for the repression Qf the Slave-trade. Great Britain, he declares, has laid ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY REVIVAL, There can be no doubt that public opinion on the American question is undergoing a rapid transformation. The Exeter Hall demonstra• tion was not a mere ephemeral meeting to b 3 talked about one day and forgotten the next. Unless ...

... expressing deep sympathy with him in his labour?, and abhotrence of slavery, was unanimously agreed to. At a large meeting of the Glasgow New Association for the Abolition of Slavery, held on Thursday, a resolution was adopted t.ympathising• with Dr. ...

... THE WAR WITH'_SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH. PREBIDENT LINCOLN'S Emancipation Proclamation has been received with a howl of frantic rage by the politicians and journalists of the Confederate States. They apply to him the most scurrilous and defamatory epithets; ...

... AN' TI-SLAVERY The following ocrmmunications have been received by Mr. Thomas B. Potter, of Manchester, in reply :to a letter addressed to the President of' the United States, enclosing the address and ether documents adopted by the Anti-Slavery Conference ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE IN MANCHESTER. On Wednesday a conference of miniaters of religion of various denominations was held in the Free Trade Hail. Manchester, on the subject of American slavery. The meeting originated in the address by the French Pro ...