... SLAVERY. Lord J. RUSSELL presented a petition from the committee of the Anti-Slavery Society, signed by Thomas Clarkson, its venerable president, stating that in 1334 100,000 labourers from India had been introduced into the Mauritius; that the greatest ...

... renown of America —(Cheers)—her slavery system made her the most degraded country on the face of the earth. The boasted free institutions of America were only a mockery and a scorn, because they were tainted with slavery at the heart's core. Mr. FREDERICK ...

... the Slave Trade and slavery in the Brazils and , Cuba are continued mainly for the sake of cultivating sugar. If there were no sugar plantations, and if sugar did not command a high price in Europe, there would be neither, slavery nor the Slave Trade ...

... renown of America —(Cheers)—her slavery system made her the most degraded country on the face of the earth. The boasted free institutions of America were only a mockery and a scorn, because they were tainted with slavery at the heart's core. Mr. FREDERICK ...

... 'of farm labourers to a similar position in the social scale, by the savings of their industry. But it is upon the a infant slavery of the manufac- suriagtowns, that our correspondent is most eloquent and energetic. To the fruitful origin i rho abomainations ...

... has become one of general discussion and agitation. The stupendous pro-slavery plot of Texas annexation, may be made a most powerful means of subverting the whole system of slavery, if the people of the north love humanity and their country more than party ...

... TEXAS-SLAVERY. The following resolutions, introduced by Governor Runnels, ware adopted by the Convention on the 29th ult.:— Resolved—That the committee on the general provisions of the constitution be instructed to inquire into the expe' diency and ...

... SLAVERY IS AAERICA. ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. (From American Papers.) THE MIGHT OF MORAL SUASION.—CASE OF J. L. ul t.owN.— We owe much to the co-operation and sYmpathy of British abolitionists, in the direction which t heY have laboured to give the public mind in the cases of ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. The Earl of ABERDEEN laid on the table a Bill to give effect to the convention lately entered into between this country and Brazil for the suppression of the slave trade, which was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second ...

... AN IMMOLATION TO SLAVERY. (From the New York Evangelist.) Oar readers have heard of, and some have wept the fate of the Her. Charles T. Turrey. who has been 'n the State of Maryland, and will doubtless soon doomed to long; yearsof imprisonment and separation ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. (From the Anti- Slat cry. Reporter.) We have great pleasure in announcing that the Diet of Sweden has responded to the appeal of the King in sue*: a manner as to secure the abolition of slavery in the island of St. Bartholomew. This ...