... SLAVERY IN, AMERICA. cruel~- -- - L _ ! ?? A- :V 11-X sn awl While travellinq not long ago in one of the south-western counties il Virgilnia the folldwitig tlisilling hicident took place: f -starting in tite stage coach, soon after breakfast, the morn- ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN AMERICA. * Gsd T Adsb R ?? lAV~ Add AJ~luhLUA.:X (From the Morning Chronicle.) The agitation and counter-agitition called forth by the recent legislation of the United. States Congress on1 the; Slavery question'6ontinues to form ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY LECTUIE.. On Tucsday night, the Itev. Dr. Willis delivered a lecture. on American slavery, the late Fugitive Lawv Bill, nnd th¢ duty of chuiches in refercnce to slavery, in Brownfield Church.. The audience was rather thin, but respectable ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CRUSADE. ,- .. _ THEii A'NTI-SLAVlRY CRUSADE. (From the Examiner.) Above half a century ago we put an end to our own African slave trade, and better than a quarter of a century back we emancipated our own African slaves at a cost of twenty ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. On Tuesday evening a public ?? of the members and n friends of the Glasgow Female Anti-Slavery Society, and others C friendly to the universal abolition of slavery, was held in the j Merchants' Hall, Hutcheson Strcet; at half-past ...

... GLASGOW FEMALE NEW ASSOCIATION. The second annual meeting of tile Glasgow Female New As- sociation for the Abolition of Slavery was held on Tuesday ! night in the City Hall, at balf-past 7 o'clock. There was a considerable number of ladies present, acd ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN THE UNITED ?? . STATES. 1~ . . .. - .. ?? . . I _, I_ . I (From the IllustratedI London N -ws.) 'Tie excitement on the slavery question in the 'cc United Sttes seenssto be increasing in violence; but,, 1 ( l as-long as it is ...

... recently the defence of slavery has laboured under great difficulties, because its apologists (for they wevere mere apologists) took half-way grounds. They confined the defence of slavery to mere negro slavery, thereby giving up the slavery pimnciple, admitting ...

... as if they thought slavery so natural, so a( vivacious, and so spreading as to require 'acts of in Congress and geographical 'lines io keep it d, within bounds; and one could almost hope Mr. w Pierce was himself of opinion that slavery had only s( to be ...

... their utmost to I effect the abolition of slavery-demanded, as it- is by ourt-c a common Christianity, and the best interests of our race. ;. t 0 The more prominent measures passed by the upholders qf t slavery during the last eight years, are, the. Fugitive ...

... mouth so long as I value my freedom. I make bold, then, to proclaim that I am no slavery propagandist. I will resort to all proper remedies to protect and defend slavery where it exists, but I will neither assist in nor encourage any attempt to force ...

... miajority of the first inhabitants were opposed to slavery; but a large body of slavery-men burst into the country from the join. ing State of Missouri, not with any intention Of settlig,,but merely to force slavery institutions on Kansas, 'and to deliver their ...