... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. l- s , e .1 - t e _ . en, TnE meeting of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- ily a] Lee 'Slavery Society took place on Tuesday evenin~g. Of only uncourse it derived a ulore than usual interest from the slave 'as present circumstances ...

... SLAVERY. . ~To J1T'wcRCjLO Well, you practical gentleman ?? (1 call you gentleman by courtesy) hav e you studied in your parlinuientary papers the despatch of Governor Arthur, to which I referred you in my lat? If so, what do you think of the case of ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIV;'ERPOOL .±FRCVR'. GE-NTLESEN,-The following assertions were made byI vct one of the advocates of West Indian slavery, under the thii signature of to f - =ATsOr: nig Mr. Cropper boldly states, that, were the negroes ...

... and we confidently rely on the Anti-Slavery Societies, and on a liberal public press, for their affording opportunities of utterance to the public voice, which will, indeed, be the voice of humanity. The Aniti-Slavery Society of this town continues to do ...

... SLAVERY. d d Since the three most extensive Govern- ments of the civilized and Christian world e -England, the United States, and Russia n -abolished personal slavery within their or o dominions, and commenced to use V their influence to abolish it in ...

... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...

... advocate for slavery. I am nothing of the kind; blt I ask, if these things are so, and if you call neither deny nor ignore them, then in what sense are they abominable assumptions 7 I give no opinion on the rights or the wrongs of slavery. I have been ...

... 8L A VE RY. A number of friends of the anti-slavery cause are b recosianending the disuse of slave-grown cotton, rice ai anld tobac o; and are endeavouring to obtain a sup- cc ply of fabrics manufactured from firee-labour cotton; lo it beinig their belief ...

... SLAVERY. W We are pleased to observe that the Report of ni i c the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society it id refers hopefully to the decided progress which the fa us Abolition movement is making generally. Even !1 1 in the United States an anti-slavery ...

... SLAVERY. ui A fesv plain words to.144ii. meni.1 y My Friends,-You have ?? heard much on the S -bject of a slavery, and the crueltiespractised uponl the slaves. You have heen e told, on the other hand, that thils is not true-that the slaves are r, very ...

... SLA VERY, TO THE7 ,DiTOrS. GE ITLE Et,-Ini tbe Morn ing C42sonicle, of Wednesday, you will see an article headed is Slavery in a British Port. Twelve black men in chains at Belfast ! It would be well to direct the eye of this country to the fact, for ...

... injustice. Whence arises the power we. exercised by this triune ? From the slavery of the aic masses. The ma~sses say we are free; this is the at I aland of freedomn,-slavery cannot exist here,- di1f who told you so? 9 You are deceived; and those oar ...