... moat studious silence concerning it. If they speak at all, they condemn only ‘slavery in the abstract,’and condemn abolition in the concrete. They neither hold nor treat slavery as sinful; and when pressed, declare that f some sins are not to be preached ...

... to be interesting an eminent degree to all connected with the Anti-Slavery movement, and to all who dheridi Anti-Slavery feeling. It is something refreshing to find one born in slavery, cradled in oppression mid wrong, to denounce the curse which falls ...

... RELIGIOUS AMERICAN PUBLIC. Parties having the least to do with the South, with slavery, are among the fiercest opposcra of the autislavery cause, ladies—save the mark !—and gentlemen of the most amiable and benevolent dispositions, such as contribute ...

... originally came to A merica otherwise than slaves. All who are now free are the descendants of slaves, therefore; and although slavery, in early times, existed in most of the Northern States, it was never made a permanent system in the New England States, and ...

... dung hill. After some further remarks, the meeting broke up. Dorking. THE FOOTPATH LEADING TO Godaiming. Panorama American Slavery.—Mr. H. Box Brown, (the fugitive slave) exhibited his entertainment on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings last, to crowded ...

... AMERICA the arrival of the Africa, from New York, learn with great regret, that the slavery party have gained ground in Pensylvaniu, and that th- chances which before were in favour of Fremont have now turned to the side of Buchanan. With respect Mexico ...

... Public Hall, Guildford. MR. HENRY BOX BROWN, (the Celebrated American fugitive) will exhibit his BUND PANORAMA OF AMERICAN SLAVERY Painted on 50 000 square feet of canv .e. end c-.mpri.iog of 100 magniS.ent views, at the above Hall on the evenings of .Monday ...

... existing territ'-rial legislature, and electing a new one; voters to bonaJlde inhabitant* for threa months. Also abolishing the Slavery Laws. Tho report the Nicaraguan minister’s return contradicted. The Anti-Fillmore American Convention at New York, on the ...

... less of Buncombe in it than might have been jand though it isoroadly and decidedly in favour of the South, and strongly pro slavery as could possibly be made, it is quiet in expression, and strictly in accordance with tho antecedent utterances of the President ...

... America had grown up great 1 nation, a mighty people, with the name of Liberty written on her forehead, but witii tho curso ot slavery at her heart, like some tall tree, spreading out Us branches, fair to look at, under whose shade the i political refugees ...

... announces from .Melilia, under dale cf tbe 3lst ult,. that « Spaniard, Vidal nsme, had returned to that place er four mouths* slavery among the Moors, during which time he was only allowed little barley and water daily to live on, was kept in chains, and made ...

... year, residing at Alton. MELANCHOLY ATTEMPT OE A MOTHER TO DROWN Godaiming. Panorama of Slavery.—Mr. Box Brown, whose interesting description of the horrors slavery his own personal experience, has given much satisfaction to very large audiences at Guildford ...