... it was the upholding of slavery. Yet there was, forsooth, grept teaderness observed towards the feelings of those who abetted slavery. To assail Popery and Prelacy was to do a Christian and a charitable act; but, when slavery is talked of,—“ Ob ! that ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING IN BANGOR. Monday evening last, most respectable meeting was held the First Presbyterian Church, Bangor, to hear a Li-torc from Mr Frederick Douglass, the subject of lav . at „i the duly of Churches to join in refusing Chrism fellowship ...

... ABOLITION SLAVERY—PUBLIC MEETING. On Tuesday evening last, meeting of the members and friends of the Belfast Anti-Slavery Society was held in the Methodist Chapel, Donegall-squarc, to receive report from the delegates lately returned from London, and ...

... have withdrawn from, and disown fellowship with, those Churches which support or countenance slavery.” The Clerk then stated, that memorials from Anti-slavery Societies had been sent in; but, as they had not!passed the Committee Bills Overtures, of course ...

... received from you. Secretary of the jvihist Anti-Slavery Society, copy of the resolution of the Committee, conveying their thanks to the General for the conduct of that body, the question of American slavery. at their late annual meeting. I will have pleasure ...

... justice, interiion ...

... Kentucky, Doctor Spring, who was Chairman of Committee appointed report the subject slavery , »ej orted, that, in the opinion of the Committee, the evil of slavery must he remedied, by the action Christianity—(hear, hear, and loud cheers)—and not the ...

... distant. It was utterly impossible that slavery could continue to live and thrive amid the blaze and the warmth of Christianity's effulgence. The day would soon be here, when slavery,-—odious, unchristian slavery, would fall,—and fall, to rise more. (Applause ...

... then read second time. SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice, that, to-morrow, should call the attention of their Lordships lo the subject of slavery and the slave trade. Ihe Noble and Learned Lord presented petition against slavery, from a public nueting ...

... reverse. .Ti-.e principle was asserted, that Negro slavery should be extinguish* d. -The extinction of slavery was the principle and upon that principle they legislated. They determined toexlinguish Negro slavery, and the Noble Lord, (be Member for North Lancashire ...

... from Ireland, in the form of an address, on the subject of American slavery, written by Daniel O’Connell, and unanimously adopted by the Dublin Repeal Association, reply to the pro-slavery Repeal Committee of Cincinnati; and to take such action, respecting ...

... The Ashbchtow Tbeatt. American Slavery.* The Committee of the Liverpool Anti-Slavery Society had met to consider the hearing of the Ashburton Treaty, the case of Negroes flying to the Briti'h colonies for refuge from slavery. The following resolutions were ...