... American apologlata of the war, aa Mr*. Stowe and others. who regard it aa neither more nor less than great national against slavery, will probably see a confirmation of their viewa in General Fremont's late proclamation in Mlaaourl, declaring (among other ...

... contempt than that G adopted by Jutiha, to whom we shall only address one brief ki question at potting. How can he reconcile slavery with J the doctrine otChristlauity, which enjoins us to do unto 31S otherdas we *ould they should do unto us? d( Attrmi ...

... Adelphi Theatre.-- George Barigo, n '' The Three ieb le n , aRe Msend Royal Colosseum Tbcatre-DunbarSnadCo and American Slavery. * ad Co, -Ft. George's Hall,-Grand Bazaar and Fancy Fair. St. Janrers's 1le-0Cbristy'0 TIinstrels: The Breaking of Morn ...

... Cynibeline), and The Child of the Regiment. Now Adelpbi Theatre. - Woman and her Master, XOAlI Colosseum Theatre,- America Slavery, nnd * The False Mrother., I 4~ltvrl ~ Ft. George's Hall-Organ Perfoimance. St. James's Hall.-Ohristy's Minstrels: The ...

... at the office of the Llier- pool Postmaster. J. F.-If you refer to the Africanrace in America, they are all released from slavery. InoL15.-raganMInwas here about theyearl862. He dlied at Nlzna May 27, 184t. 1 I J. TiVLorD.-There Is no-law to prevent a ...

... characters nid rferences about with him, servant-gir'l or stable-boy-like' iI fancy he chserisihca feudal memories, Southern slavery, ot hussilan ecrfdoi. Nco, ai. lie must recollect that the Working classes of ibis couintry ire gradutally emerging from a ...

... letter. In not . eATHOLIC OArTZs.-We have been obliged to ?? a weqlk, the letter ofA , ?? Cdasheiec. i icf MISSItCIoAsES AND SLAVERY.-The article ?? b 1u55esas transcribed fur our use shall be appropriated tie hi Coll opportunity. li R . Sotnmsp,0 To ?? reply ...

... COLONIAL SYSTEmf.-In another at page of the .Mercsry of this day may be found an edi. et torial article headed West Indies and Slavery Abolition al Act, which will be perused with painful interest by all of those who hat indulged the pleasing hope that the ...

... vote-, and the aeY ject should be to exclude any man wiho, by taking the Op 'en side, lvln neutralize the honest vote. - ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.-Outr correspondent Ph/ il thijc, if, ceive, by reference to the intended contentsof the tieat KS th. cope, that it ...

... ngainst the charges brought by the Antl-Slavery League. In this lotter Dr. Wardlaw contends It | that l te Alliance has nothing to do with either slavery or slavaholders; that It has given no sanction to slavery or di-to BsIaveholdlog ; and tlsat, in ...

... opportunity would never occur again. they now remained quiet, or allowed themselves to be led Wy England, tney woolc! aocept slavery—a heritage which would descend to their children; but they acted with prudenoe, firmness, and justice, would place Ireland ...

... cheap verf batim.Repript Id, each, r6s.'per ilbo. ne ' PETITIONS ti'hoth Iooepes of Parllamtnt for tlhe ABO- ey LITION of SLAVERY are ?? for Signature at the usual places,> . ; ; ; fR s he m. I A *2 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.' b ?? of newpalientsentcred on ...