... night and the subject of the lecture tVar Slavery, and Free Labour Produce. On .““motion of Mr. Stockings, Mr Johnson was again to itie chair, who. in introducing the lecturer ,„d i commented the horrors of slavery, and iiiforrcd the importance of the question ...

... THE SLAVERY DIFFICULTY. (From the Saturday Revieur.) Among the innumerable troubles winch besot Federal Goremment, the next difficulty to the dispute with England is the controversy repealing the emancipation the negroes. Among subordinate officials, ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY AMERICA. The question negro slavery having been settled as far as the North is concerned its abolition in all the lerriloiies and States of the Union the constitutional action of congress, to be followed, as there can be no doubt it will ...

... Britain is in favour the snppreaaion of slavery. Tlio policy of the country has been in the same direction for the last fifty yenrs. Sentiment, policy, and practice have coincided in the determination abolish slavery wherever practicable, end it would be ...

... TariabJy been mixed up with a demand for ap« proval of a spurious anti-slavery policy? Is it not because we felt that the quest ion of slavery was being mixed up with, and made to influence* a question which demanded settlement upon its own merits, and ...

... doubted that thu measuie, if currisd out, wobld deal the heaviest blow that hat jet been directed against slavery in the American States. The mere fact that such proposal is mooted, the arming of slaves, to fight side by side with their quondam masters ...

... THE JAMAICA DEPUTATION. (From the Times.) The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society waited upon Mr. Cardwell on Saturday last in pursuance of resolution to urge the Government to institute a searching and impartial inquiry into recent occurrences in ...

... Times, in criticising Mr. Baxter's speech at Montrose, refers to Mr. Seward’s opinion on slavery, and accounts for the view which has recently been taken. The ami slavery party rightly so called has (says the Times) been of itself in the ascendant, though ...

... through Mr. Blair I’resident I ,| ie basis of pacification. They arc folio* : Uitf abolition of slavery, left 10 the Mato to lime circumstances, but slavery to a , Second, the Confederate States return to - with the same rights, privileges, l ...

... which he has delivered since the oration that caused the former assault. This speech, however, entitled The Barbarism of Slavery,” is too remarkable to be passed by. It has attracted much attention, and is considered to have diminished the chances of ...

... quarters of century ago. At all presidential elections in America the contest is exclusively one between the pro-slavery and the anti-slavery principle. The terms u North” and South,” to designate the two great parties in the state, are not geographical ...

... Presidency. He praises the latter’s labours in the cause of the abolition, of slavery, his honesty, and industry, and alludes to General Grant as having entered upon the war as pro-slavery Democrat. THE PEACE PRESERVATION (IRELAND) Amongst tlia acts insetted ...