... SLAVERY. (From Pollok’t ** Count of Time”) rnchristian thought! on what pretence soe’er Of right inherited, or else acquired ; Of lots, or profit, or what plea you name. To buy sell, barter, whip, and bold In chains, being of celestial make Of kindred ...

... attend it also. further uses an expression to which I once assent—“ Slavery is gnawing into the heart’s core of the body politic of the Union.” I know this to I e the case. Slavery is the canker-worm that is destroy, ing our prosperity—it is at once ...

... SLAVERY. A letter from Mr. O'Cusnei.l, to JosEm SrijncE, on this subject, with a proposition for carrying out the desirable measure the total abolition of Slavery, is well worthy of public attention. ...

... Slavery. Sir E. WILMOT presented a petition from the British and Foreign Anti.Slavery Society, stating that notwithstanding all that had been done to put down the slave trade, it was still carried on to a great extent, and that numbers of British merchants ...

... SLAVERY. IMPORTANT DOCUMENT, Allmled to in our extract* from Jamaica Pancra, oirca in llic Chronicle of Wcdncaday. ( Pram the Safplemcnt la lie Rayal Gazelle, \’ae. 24.) Despatch (ram the Right Hoo. William HuikitMa, bi ...

... SLAVERY. If we arc believe the Jamaica Papers, the negro population not make that beneficial of their freedom that their friends would Idleness and dissipation arc said to prevail; the agricultural interests suffer, and their prospects are asserted of ...

... SLAVERY. To the Editor of the Belfast Chronicle. B,*, At meeting the London Aiitl-elavtry Society, held Ex. trr-h.il, the alt. th. laltownig resolution was passed That tbs object that meeting was tile en. tire extinction negro slavery.* address ta the ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY, patticular from gHtinf »dj unfair advaottgo in tho matter of tho •* Ottoman empire.'* We sincerely trust that Europe may not plunged into war, after (he blessings of 40 years' peace, on this particular development of this question but ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. An Anti-slnvery meeting was held yesterday evening in tlie Rev. Mr. Nelson’s Church, Ihmenall-street, for the purpose of hearing from Mr. Frederick Douglass account of his labours behalf the slave since left Uelfast. about five months ...

... Negro Slavery. Earl RIPON asked if the colonial secretary had re. information that the legislature of St. Vincent’s had agreed to a bill for emancipating the negro ap. prentices in that island on the Ist of August, and if there would be any objection ...

... SLAVERY IN GEORfiIA. Guvernor Troup of Georgia continues his hostile language against the Government the States. He winds up a very angry answer to message from the President in this manner:—The President of the United States may rest content, that the ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The annua) meeting' of the Edinburgh Society for promoting the mitigation and ultimate abolition negro slavery, was on Wednesday held in the Assembly-Rooms, George-street. The BigbtHon. the Lord Provost was unanimously called to the chair ...