... sin of slavery ia eliminated of every element of mercy, and such bare and unmitigated depravity is set up in the temple of God Dagon for men's worship! four invitation baa suggested to me, first, consideration of the present aspects of slavery, and program ...

... viz.,—that they would henceforth resist the extension of slavery into the territories, so that new Slave States would be lormed, and there would be a hope of the ultimate extinction of slavery itself. The Slave States, sensible of the power acquired by ...

... termination of slavery.” I hope no one will suspect, because none of my father’s de- scendants have taken a part in the recent emsncipation meet- has grown cold. God forbid that such should be the case, I ings, that our abborence of slavery or our zeal for ...

... becauss I think that speaking and writing egainst slavery and its twin monster prejudice against the coloured race are no longer need‘al. Such writing and speaking will be necessary so long as slavery and proseription skal! remain in this country and ...

... with slavery in some States, and great progress is coincident with the absence of slavery in some other States, but Professor He has Rogers has not shown anything more than that. failed to show any relation of cause and effect between slavery and stagnation ...

... wrongfulness and hellblaek iniquity of slavery the other? Slavery directly contrary to every man's sense of right and wrong, Now, hold American people arc divided into two clashes—anti-slavery men and pro-slavery men ; and has been well remarked fire ...

... and which Jay taught, contemplate the scene. On the one hand, slaveocracy, not conleut with its sectional institution of slavery within bounds guaranteed it by the Constitution, demanding that its sectional institution shall extended over the free soil ...

... GLASGOW NEW ANTI-SLAVERY ASSOCIATION. _ On Tuesda was held in nf evening the annua! meeting of the above soem’ e Wesleyan Chureh, John Street—David vice president of the association in the chair. the secretary, read the report for the past Chairman having ...

... apology relied upon, our pro-slavery prams rather bestows praise than blame upon Southern astuteness. If any meaning can be sought in this inexplicable sympathy, it points not only to a recognition of the justice of slavery, but recognises the right of ...

... magnitude of the tack bas unfold d itself, As to the con- nection of the war with the slavery question. he affirms that men of al! parties are now convinced that slavery is the cause of their trouble, and will be no seevrity for the Northern while that cur-e ...

... against slavery, and that we ought to have recognised it as such. I quoted the declaration of the President, that the war was being carried on to restore the Union; that if doing away with slavery wonld restore the Union, he wonld do away with slavery; and ...

... unique, and so magnifi- cent. In ‘thinking over this matter, and the question of American Slavery generally, we have been struck with the fact that neither the anti-slavery party in this coun- try nor in America have tried one method for arresting the spread ...