... no doubt that tnl- * L-. wa3 happy in a state of slavery-freedom as unudce:'joS by the negro wag worse than slavery in any frrll, and the Yankeo would find it so. The Yankees me.. n, !,ta S3utliorn slavery should perish, and they had sui:ceed-d. They were ...

... of the marriage, with costs against the co-respondent. THE ABYSSiNIAN-EGITTIAN WAM AND SLAVERY.- On Friday Lord Derby received a deputation from the Anti-Slavery society, which urged the Govern- ment to intervene for the purpose of putting an end to ...

... prisoner was admitted to bail. THE ANTI-SLAVERY MoVEMENT IN BAZXL.- Mr. Joachim Nabuco, who was formerly connected with the Brazilian Legation in London, and has since become the parliamentary leader of the anti-slavery party in Brazil, is now en a visit to ...

... had first ascertained from, M'Mahon that Mr. Joseph Sturne, the principal direetor of the Society for the Aboli- tion of Slavery, and having their offica in Tokenhoute- yurd , was to be tie paymaster, tun. take the whole con- trol af the management of ...

... Parliament as- they did in the ^ last,, they willl exeed tho- enormocus number -presented for .the.total abolition of 1egrO slavery. In thesession of 1837 file postage petltions only-. were presented to the House of Commone ; in that of 1838, S20, whieh ...

... common saying that Slavery rests on a cotton bale, and I am as confident as I am of my own existence that we Australians are destined by Divine Providence to have the honour of removing this woolsack from under the person of Slavery—when, as a matter ...

... acquired by the United States, cither by purchase, conquest, or voluntary annexation, shall the institution of domestic slavery be recognised by the laws and constituted authorities of the United States. This law, if carried into effect, would, in the ...

... have reasoned further— that our tot, I separation from you removes some of the fuel wchhas kept up the an&i-slavery excitement ain,),g you. Slavery can no longer pretended he a eatlo question with you. It can have con trolling place in your politic. Wi.ile ...

... denonqination, who, besides beia4 the author of numerous bools, took a leading part in the movement for the Abolitien of slavery, IIe was ulso a poweprfuil advocate of. Nonconformist principles in the press and on the platform.' Ie occupied one London ...

... was sua every present that evening heartily asset has right to govern the people of Plater; it has not right ts sell thsm slavery. (Load applause.) Thsy were there proclaim te tha people that thsy nevsrsouid aad never woald submit te this repoeal. (Applause ...

... working classes. —Bradford Observer. WARWICKSHIRE. An Anti-Slavery Meeting was held Birmingham on Friday night. Amsngst the speakers were Mr. Lloyd Garrison, the President of the American anti-slavery society; Mr. Frederick Douglass, fugitive from Maryland ...

... tolitioti of slavery. The following passage occurred ?? Although we (lo not doub1t of the agreetnent of individuial tiglhishmen in this gieve i:rtter with tbe authorities of their movera- remt, whose earnest desire to abolish tite curse of slavery has lcn ...