... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... delegates who attended thle Anti- Slavery Convention, and 1who treiefavonrable to the iniotion proposed by thle R1ev. Thomnas Spencer, imd to tile soulgh- tId rinciplesz of free trade, tie; applicable to miltt-slavery poedings took phiice, yesterilay ...

... 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 ...

... because, in common with all the opponents of slavery England and America at that time, they believed that the suppression of that loathsome traffic would put end to the supply of slaves, and thus at last abolish slavery itself. The northern delegates forced ...

... without cause, as sly device to weaken the anti-slavery party introducing controversy and dissension into their camp. The few crotchety individuals who took with this notable compromise between abolition and slavery have long grown tired of their expensive hobby ...

... perpetrators of it, to be considered not only a part, but a necessary consequence of that slavery that has the sanction of the law ? If the sanction that is accorded to slavery were to ex- tend to such a crhie as this, what a weapon woudO Do placed in the hands ...

... Government respecting the British sub. jects now held in slavery in Cuba has excited very gene- ral surprise here. Because these unfortunate people were stolen from these colonies before the abolition of slavery, although the stealing them was an illegal act, ...

... British and Anti-slavery Society lays it ir a fundamental principle, That so long slavery -• thrre is reasonable prospect of the annihilation of - av-tradc; and of extinguishing the sale and barter of and, that the extinction slavery and ■ '-t-traile ...

... spent are be transmitted by the President to Congress soon as possible. It is also provided that there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary servitude in any territory the continent of America which shall hereafter be acquired by, or annexed to, the ...

... or criminal means to procure captives for sale ; in the second place, the individuals ransomed are reduced to a state of slavery not the les3 degrading for being temporary, since, while it la-ts, they are regarded and treated like ether slaves, as moveable ...

... from war. Alluding to the slavery of the blacks in some por- tion of the United States, he said, after explaining the difficulties of the slave question:- Reproach jot, then, the American Government for not abolishing slavery, but reproach it as much ...