... should they see the extiuetion of that species of greatness which was fostered by party littleness, and was the safeguard of slavery all over the world. (Cheers.) The Hon. Mr. Mostyn moved vote of thanks to the High Sheriff for his able and impartial conduct ...

... principal points he intended glance at, which were I. Slavery, its antiquity, its nature under the old dispensation* 2. Slavery, as it exists in the United States. 3. Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” and its bearing on slavery it exists in tho United States. The lecture was ...

... Stockholm, who some years ago took a drawing of the fort of Sweaborg, demands for it no less than £4,000 sterling.-Glodr. Anti-Slavery Society.—This society held its annual meeting on Monday evening last in Exeter-hall, under the pn. sidcncy of the Earl ol ...

... fact be taken argument against total abstinence, we must condemn the reformation of tho sixteenth century, the abolition of slavery, the operation of the Reform Bill, and the repeal of the Com Laws ; but if the meed of is due to the few who impelled forward ...

... coloured persons hud been authorized. The Governor-General had issued circular, denying the rumour intended abolition of slavery in the island, and cautioning the African not to assist in any designs on Cuba. Official dispatches had boon received by the ...

... to each other, “If the truth shall make you free ye shall be free indeed.” The necessity for a law of liberty, implied the slavery of those for whom the law was given, and also a to deliver on the part of the lawgiver! A perfect law must have a perfect ...

... and is gradully raising fortresses along the coast to shut them within iron biimdary, and starve them into submission and slavery. In this plan of desperate ambition and useless slaughter, fhe has already ronsod the wrath of all Europe against her, and ...

... of which Schclling was brilliant ornament. The Negro the United States. —Frederick Douglass, the well-known fugitive from slavery, has been delivering address before the Literary Societies of the Western Reserve College, United States. The following were ...

... periodicals. The subject of slavery, with special reference to this country, there considered with degree of justice aad fairness which formerly wo might have looked for in vain in any inch publication. They do not like slavery ;we knew that long ago—none ...

... commerce and freedom arc twin sisters, and Alfred was polite enough to assist it, counterbalance to the power of tho nobles. F Slavery declined, although there were then Exeter Halls, nor Uncle Tom’s' Cabins, nor Abolition Societies to hasten on its downfall ...

... seem most likely to lead to pacification. Mr. Chase, senator, had stated hit intention to bring in hill to abolish African slavery in all tha territories belonging to the United Stales. The ratification of treaty between the Dominican Republic and that ...

... leador.hip of the party is to bo transferred to tho former. The gain will be for the peace-at-any-prico party. The Fruits Slavery. —The painful operations of the ’’peculiar institution” were witnessed practically in tcighbouriuz county in Miasonri last ...