... SLAVERY I ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES. (From the Anti-Slavery Reporter.) The committee the British and Foreign Ami-Slavery Society have requested Mr. Stnrge to present to the Presi: dent of ibe United States an address, of which the following ...

... word slavery.—(Loud cheers.) Was slavery then exist as a thing when they did not dare to pronounce its name -(Cheers.) Undoubtedly they met with the phrase of persons held to labour io those but dare anyone say, that under ihose words slavery was meant ...

... Clergy prominent advocates of Slavery. And in this county do tbe clergy even raise their voice in tbe pulpit to pot down British slavery ? ' (Cheersfrom the Cltartists.) There is another kind ot slavery - mental slavery: tbe system is to pay the 3 sands ...

... SLAVERY. This abominable system has received blow from a very unexpected quarter. The Sultan of Constantinople has prohibited all dealing in slaves in public market. This is great point gained for suffering humanity, and in the very countries where slavery ...

... SLAVERY. It is computed that the whole number of Africans and their descendants, who arc now held Slavery by professedly Christian and civilized Powers, seven millions. Notwithstanding the emancipation of the slaves in the Bri'ish Colonies, the support ...

... SLAVERY. IN THE DRAZILS.—In a letter from the Rev. George Pilkington to the Anti-Slavery Reporter, there are some appalling statements relative to Brazilian slavery. The very existence of slavery in a country appears to brutalize the minds of all parties; ...

... SLAVERY. It is computed that the whole number of Africans and their descendants, who are now held in Slavery by professedly Christian and civilized powers, is seven millions. Notwithstanding the emancipation of the slaves the British colonies, the support ...

... SLAVERY. are glad to see that public attention is awakened to the consciousness of the extravagance of the present fatal attempt to put down the Slave Trade, and the enormous th«t fatal attempt inflicts on the negro whom it is intended to protect. We ...

... SLAVERY. Electors, — Slavery still exists within the Ijßrrrsn Dominions,—exists to an «almost incredible extent, as to the number of its victims, and the horrors of its oppression. British India, under the protection of the Crown England, millions of ...

... SLAVERY. (From M*Comb's Presbyterian Almanac.*) epitome of anti-slavery information, or a condensed view of slavery and the slave trade :— I SLAVE I'OPOLATI JN UNDKR NOMINALLY CHRISTIAN GOVERNMENTS. : North America.—United States 2,483.536 Texa« Sooth ...

... 8L A VE RY. A number of friends of the anti-slavery cause are b recosianending the disuse of slave-grown cotton, rice ai anld tobac o; and are endeavouring to obtain a sup- cc ply of fabrics manufactured from firee-labour cotton; lo it beinig their belief ...

... SLAVERY. PROGRESS OF THE SLAVERY CAUSE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. On Tuesday evening last, meeting was held at the Athenseum, the present position and future prospects of the Anti-slavery throughout the world. The occasion of the meeting was the •visit Mr ...