... not the case universally, this did not by any means sanctify slavery. IIe had returned to this country, after a few year, Snjourn in America, more firmly confirmed in his opposition to slavery. Instead of seeing cause to alter his mind on this subject. ...

... Ignorance was absolutely aeces- asry to the perpetuity of slavery, and hence the care i there shown to exclude the nicans of remnoving that l ignorance. It was not by the cruelties incidental to I slavery, atrocious as snaly of them unquestionably were, that ...

... abolish slavery. More- over, in the South. where slavery chiefly prevails, all the laws, customs, habits, arid pursuits of the people are modified by this one institution. The orgamo life of ten millions of people must be changed before slavery can be ...

... demolition of slavery, awnidat. the mst:depeassingicircema stAnees; and. claimed 'for'ttae cause..the':syni. pathy and BtppPrt':of every rigbtthinkiing;Chris. , tian man. I Dr Ouavito, in 'seconding - the';resolutitn- said that he believed i slavery to. be tbe ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday, the !26th, a meeting of ladies seas con venedl at Stafford House, to consider the expediencyv of addrcssing, mremorial from Lice women of Enigland to the. women of the, United Stares, on the sebject of slavery ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY conM Es AT 3ACEESE-. I Tnsabin7h.tetteh. ?? the enianci- I (if i~t egres i theWe5 Iedias--an. anni-slavery t' 1555 eld i shelibiri ball of she Atbenmnnri, p: Commen cing sh~ortly after tea O'clok Th tendne a 1 'Fey small; there being, afz ...

... verse like its waves. The removal of slavery will take away the only- bar to their coedial co-operation -in diffusing emerr the earth knowledge and Chris- tianity. In self-sacrificing efforts to, put away slavery from our midst,- we shall only-be following ...

... been ronndly abused of late (says the New York, Tribine) in certain pro-slavery journals for letting it appear in some of his temper- ance lectures that he is hostile to slavery. We think the fact that Gough is British born ought to excuse him on this ...

... destinies of slavery in the New Worl I, where that detestable institution has sought its last asylum. If the attack were to succeed, it would precisely on that account be an event which would cause great sensation, and have great importance. Slavery existed ...

... been given to the a usual popular sentiments on slavery, I feel it a s daty on my part to say a few vords. - No man o can go farther than me in the warmth of his c sentiments on the abstract question of slavery, r or can admire more the well-known lines of ...

... was; a compromise betw een the slavery and anti-slavery parties in the Union. Inl additionl slavery was abolished inl Columbia, thle territory set apart for the Central G~overnmlenlt. But the lending men of the twvo parties, whben they consented to those ...

... concord among her patriots, for they will probably have to fight their battle alone. SLAVERY AND SCIENCE. (New York Tribunte.) Prominent among the curses of slavery stands the fact that it has perverted and poisoned the highest results of science. Its ...