... SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM then presented a petition from Mr. Thomas Clarkson, praying the House to turn a deaf ear to any proposition for letting in foreign sugar on equal terms with the produce of our own colonies, and afterwards addressed the House in ...

... 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 ...

... Garrison, president of the American Anti-Slavery Association, an opportunity of showing that, by sanctioning or even conniving at American slavery, they would be retarding the cause of human freedom throughout the world, and confirming the thraldom of three ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. LICENTIOUSNESS OF SLAVEItY.—The following is a literal copy of an advertisement which was talien down from one of the pillars of the capital of one of the slave states.. No one can have the least doubt for what the handsome, smart, ...

... CHRISTIANITY AND SLAVERY. IF, on the present occasion, we deviate somewhat from our usual track, and for a political article substitute one closely bordering upon the religious, we believe we can assign good reasons for the change. For months past, we ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. An important case, a* bearing on American slavery, has just been decided in New York. A boy, who was slave in Georgia, managed to make hia recape, and hastening to ship bound for New York, concealed himself is the hold of the vessel ...

... THE ALLIANCE AND SLAVERY. We find from an official intimation, that a met ing will be held in Manchester on the fourth day of November, to form the British District Organization of the Evangelical Alliance. The gentlemen who are then met will have an ...

... 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 ...

... SUGAR AND SLAVERY. IT is time for the opponents of slavery to be up and doing. For forty years the most philanthropic of our public men laboured in the cause of humanity, and their exertions were at last rewarded by the emancipation of the slaves in the ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir— lntemperate and ill-advised as I believe Mr. George Thompson to be in all his proceedings, I should tot have taken the trouble to refer to his speech delivered in Bristol, had he not thought proper to refer to me ...

... SLAVERY IN THE BRAZILS. - Disguise thyself as thou wilt, Still, Slavery, thou art a bitter draught. The traffic in human flesh had long been practised by the Spaniards, &c. before it was undertaken by the English, and it is somewhat curious that the slave ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. We continue and conclude our report of the' Anti-Slavery meeting recently held in this city; and we again call the attention of the eminent Americans now with us to the startling statements contained in Mr. GARRISON'S speech, as reported ...