... AND POWERFUL ANTI-SLAVERY TALE. Copy Right Secured. Now ready, Price 1». 6d., in orkamental cover, or 2s. neatly bound in cloth, Mark Sutherland, the planter’s son or. Power and Principle. Story of surpassing interest. By Emma D E. N. Southwohth. With ...

... bodies from slavery, and thus they deserved the co-operation of their English brethren in their good work. He showed that slavery was the creature of public sentiment; that the slaveholders, iu various ways, had laboured to put down the anti-slavery feeling ...

... week ago a little girl was drowned at the same place. Anti-Slavery Miss ions. —On Wednesday evening the llev. F.. Matthew* delivered public lecture, at Highstreet Chapel, on American Slavery, referring a very interesting and graphic manner the state of ...

... upon the differences between j the south and north on the subject of slavery. He admitted faults on the side of both, but declared unequivocally for the progressive extinction of slavery. He even went so j far as to indicate measuresby which he thought this ...

... parliaments.—lnfluence of the reformation upon literature, commerce, and our political liberties —Feudalism undermined, and slavery abolished. —The Compromise in the Reign of Henry Ylll—its influence upon the nation. ...

... Thatgreat they are, there are greater still in the system of slavery; that deep as are the corruptions it reveals, there arc yet more fearful depths than it has fathomed—in a word slavery is so monstrous a siu that it has been denounced as the mother ...

... 1808. August 1. Eighth Sunday aptkr Trinity.—Lessons : Morning, 1 Kings xiii.; John xx. Evening, l Kings xvii. ; Hebrews iv.—Slavery abolished, 1837. 2. America discovered by Columbus, 1498. Battle of the Nile, 1798. ■ 3. Battle of Blenheim, 1704.—William ...

... taken to the mother, who, supposing herself doomed again to slavery, disowned it—denied, in the most positive terms that it was her child. own her offspring was to doom her child to slavery ; to disown and desert it, she hoped, was allow the dearest treasure ...

... Mexico and Utah are to have territorial governments, without any reference to slavery whatever. Third—The right of Texas be divided Into four additional states, with or without slavery, as the people within them may desire, whenever there is a sufficient population ...

... varied news, but does not possess much political significance. The United States Senate were still busily ...

... the British North American provinces, arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday. Congress was still engaged in the discussion of the slavery question. John C. Calhoun, the senator whose recent speech the admission of California into the Union created so much sensation ...

... such abhorrence system of Negro Slavery, to which it clung with ntinost tenacity, while hope of saving rag of it onaiued. Ou the other hand, the advocates of Free contended, that the sure and natural way of overrowmg slavery, was practically showing that ...