... \i'tvd in [r colonies is hue slavery existed was oiat i d Noble Pre'deuessor iii thin 6 overminh hphi li ri'vinuies ot tainaica %woulil be never d~h~sItl were abuolishetd, aiid lie fully concurrdi b lie t rusted that, now slavery wasablslisths S would lsegiii ...

... CIIBCK T'O SLAVERY. To Trena EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Siit-Ymur correqpondent' Africanus, who is clearly no 'Scipio, totally tnisapprehends mny allusion to an African war. Every person with a gaiaa of ?? ev.uld have seel) the joke, which is at ...

... occurred on thc subject of negro slavery. In the one case (already before the public) a person,u re- sident in .Jamaica, publishedl in a London Journal, in (Octo- her last, a statement entitled ?? Cruelties ef West India Slavery at this noment. By an Ey1e 'witness ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. TO GEORGE HIBBERT, ESQ.h SiR-I now proceed to notice those parts of your letter, in e The Chronicle of the 24th instant, which seem to demand anl answer - 1. You infer, from the uniform kindhness and attention p which I experienced fromn ...

... into the vindication of the United States, for still permitting in *the Southern and Western States, the existence of negro slavery. The chief purport of this letter, how- ever, is to animadvert on the vehement aspersions cast on the American people by English ...

... there should be any uncertainty as to the effect of the law with regard to the entire de- struction of slavery throughont the British dominions. When slavery was bought out at such an enormous cost would any one have doubted that the entire destruction of ...

... the folly and wtckegness of colonial slavery, and of the necessity of Its immediate extinction, is spreading on every side, and is firmly rooted in the conscientious feelings of a Christian nation. Colonial slavery Is no longer a subject enveloped in doubt ...

... ve tionarclty, arc endeavotiring to ishake tf-: despotic yokes of iroti secptres, forcing theilselve frimn tm-e grievous slavery whichl opprcsed ?? :..c lessly looking ot *ith indifference ?? such nobic ieiF and such worthy sentiments, is consenting that ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. Under the modest title of Considerations on its Abolition (in our Colonies), Mr. Barham bhs just published, in a pamphlet of 85 pages, the outline of a long digested plan for effecting this much wished for result. He states the chief o ...

... Ja- maica, have thus been elicited, which are not to be gathered from his letters, nor from the. pamphlet entitled Negro Slavery, and concerning the importance of those facts to a correct estimate of the value of Mr. Cooper's Report, the im- partial ...

... SLAVERY IN BRITISH INDIA. No. I. [ FROM A CORRESPONDENT.] The fact that slavery exists to an enormous ex- tent, and in forms which every humane arid Chris- tain minds must greatly deplore, in our Indian empire, admits of no doubt among those who have ...

... rimercial pelicy, tend to perpetuate and aggravate the evlils of slavery ; and alsu, above all, to enact and enforce such legislative measures for the mitigation, and eventual extinction *f slavery, as may redeem the pledges that have been given, and fulfil ...