... subject of American slavery, and to establish an Anti-Slavery League. It having been. announced that the meeting would be addressed by Wm. Lloyd Garrison, E*q., the president of the American Anti-Slavery Association (a gentleman who has devoted upwards of twenty ...

... bank of the river- - slavery alone being the cause of the difference of state d fortunes. But for Henry ulay, the wily protector of e slavery (and president of the C6lonisation Society) Ken- - tucky would have been exempted from slavery by d the terms of ...

... Such was the evil influence of slavery; it •ude intelligence and industry a crime, and reconciled the teople doctrines that struck not only at the root of all liberty, but of all religion. It had been said that slavery was the corner-stone of republicanism ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. . meeting has been recently held at dreadful condition, both in law and practice, o l in the United States. 11 will be rcmem- threaders of The Daily News, that at the -.1 meeting the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery SetT held at Freemasons' ...

... results of the Alliance with regard to slavery were entirely owing to the American brethren; the English members were decidedly opposed slavery. Tke Americans disapproved of the first report because it condemned slavery at all; the British because }t condemned ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY IN AMERICA. No. IV. If the anti-slavery sentiment expressed in the United States had been sincere, slavery, if not abolished, would never at least have been able to secure that despotism over the pulpit, the pffc.' s > thc literature, the ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY in the UNITED STATES. No. 111. From our two preceding articles it may seem, that our title a misnomer, and that we should with more propriety have designated our imperfect sketches a history of Slavery, rather than of anti-slavery. But we ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. The history of the anti-slavery movement the United ' States an interesting phenomenon to any who would understand the character of the people of that confederacy, or 1 shape out some plausible theorem of its future ...

... FRENCH WEST INDIA SLAVERY. The problem to resolve ia France is, and has been, to compass the abolition of slavery in the colonies with the least possible money damage to the State, sacrificc of property to the slave proprietor, or injury to production ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Yesterday, the Annual General Meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held Freemasons' j •, attendance of auditors was far from numerous, and of these the fair sex, including large sprinkling ...

... economically from British pos- sessions where slavery had been abolished. (Hear.) He might mention the appalling fact that there were stme seven or eicht millions of their fellow-creatures subject to the yoke of slavery, and that the African slave trade alone ...

... -Slvveet.—An address has been issued, signed Joaep *• urne y. Joseph Sturge, and other anti-slavery advocates, rwnmending the relinquishment of the use American. »«*i>Carolina rice, tobacco, and other slave-grown produce. Tt nounc ...