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... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. A werrtno of those friendly to the abolition of the sievetrade was held In the City Rail on Monday evening. Tbs meeting was called by the Lord Provost, in consequensa of a requisition addressed to him. and was intended prin. sipally ...
... of the American ministers on the subject of slavery. Ministers in America were the patrons and Abettors of shivery. They spoke loudly enough of the slavery of sin, bat little, very little, of the sin of slavery. tf among the ministers of America there were ...
... of slavery with pecuuiary compensation. The President proposes this as an initiative step, predicting important practical results therefrom. Later advices from America, via Derry, confirm the report of President Lincoln's Message regarding slavery and ...
... legislators who encourage slavery, &ad he urges his countrymen at the hnstings to frown upon slavery, and do what they can to destroy it. Dr Cheerer bun thrown a shell into the emirs camp which will ultimately destroy slavery. A ground swell has set in ...
... they didnot contemplate the abolition of slavery; but the rebels became so potent and their aims so alarming that the Preside ! t was obliged to have recourse to the crushing of the re. bellion by abolishing slavery, which struck right into the heart of ...
... r: a ßUE THOMPSON, the well•lcnewn eloquent friend of the slave r intends to deliver re on the PRESENT ASPECT of AMERICAN SLAVERY, in the CITY-HAta, on WIDNESDAY, 98th March, at Eight o'clock Evening. Admittance—Sixpence and Twopence. ...
... d and corrupt, and used Cabinet secrets to enrich themselves on the Stock Exchange. France was, in a word, in a state of slavery such as bad never been exhibited in any nation in the world in the same state of civilisation and advancement. Then in America ...
... CRAMMOND KENNEDY, late 79th Righlanden, New York Volunteers, the only Sooteh in the U.B. Away. Lectures on the subject of Slavery, Ladies ere spookily invited. for the Cowes, le Id; Leotare, the Course, Pd; Leda% 6d. . 11i* tie Owns had J. B. CLAM U. et ...
... INHNINC, 170. THE JUBILEE SINGERS, from c r ust Will give, r above, • OF SONG, crusting d Hymn. and red in their days of Slavery. Door at • 7; Cornet K. Order Carina at 10. Ttrirri -3 e, ad le—ifria, Nina. bend. 8.44 2e—to be seared Iwo Mr T. Bookseller ...
... e length on the opposition he had received for his advocacy of the abolition of slavery. He then treated of the enormity of the sin and the nature of the crime of slavery, and forcibly appealed to the Christians of Britain for aid towards its entire abolition ...
... Anti• Slavery Society waited upon Mr Adams, the United States' Minister, on Tuesday. to present a minute embodying the views of the Society on the war and emancipation pnlicy. Ills Excellency expressed his firm conviction that the doom of slavery in America ...
... sg•laat the continued existence of slavery as • recognised institution in the Protectorates of Zanzibar and Perch. Sir K Grey, on behalf of the °Quiresae, explained the situation, admitting the existence, of domestic slavery, but adding that the Governmeet ...