... SLAVERY THE STATES. Considerable sensation has been occasioned in the United States by the exposition authoritatively given to the slave laws of that country able, and, wc may add, impartial judge, of the Supreme Court of the Union. The facts of the case ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. On Tuesday evening, the second annual meeting of the Glasgow Now Female Association for the abolition Slavery in the United States, was held in the City Hall, at half-past seven o’clock, and was well attended. John Smith, Esq., in ...

... SLAVERY IX TUB STATES. It is beyond question, as we have repeatedly admitted, both that the Fugitive Blave Law is the law of America, and that this law was based upou direct provisions of the original Constitution. When a slaveholder reclaims his ninaway ...

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... THE GLASGOW (CONSTITUTION AL AMERICAN SLAVERY, The Time.*, a few days since, had article on this question, containing, among other adverse comments on Lord Shaftesbury’s speech at the Anti slavery meeting, the following Lord Sliaftc-bury spoke, lie is ...

... the subject of slavery, and manv ministers who formerly defended slavery on Scriptural grounds, had now gone over to the right side, and were contending lor its abolition. (Cheers In the second place, a decided majority against slavery had been returned ...

... ult., in connection with a newspaper called the Industrial Luminary. This journal, it appears, had given oiTence to the pro-slavery party, the freedom with w hich it spoke of election doing ! in Kansas, and its expression of a desire that Kansas should free ...

... I U K li A N Mrs H. It. Stowe accepted an I'ivital Anli-Slavery Society Cork. The nomination at Athlono tool. when Messrs Keogh and Norton .re prop- -• I. Mr Keogh's return was considered ccrtai. On hoard the Hercules, there ha\.- . fever and small ...

... abolition of slavery in America for the sake of its three millions of bondsmen ; I would plead for it for the sake of the planters themselves ; would plead for it for the sake of that great country where it has unhappily found a home. Slavery is the blot ...

... POLITIC AI. BREVIATK THE AMERICAN AND SLAVERY THE STATES. General Pierce has invented a mild term to describe that monstrous oppression of man man. calls it i » involuntary servitude,” if this euphonism could disguise the infamy of unrewarded labour, ...

... and imli entire of his intended policy In that capacity , the General made the following profession hi* faith as touching slavery : - every theory government, whether the oft-pring of fovcrlsh ninhltlon morhlil oiilhu*laKin, ralouliito ...

... deep debt of gratitude, for it was to great extent her burning pen they bad been taught hale not one form of slavery, hut every form of slavery. Mr MMJavin apologised for the absence of Messrs Reedier and Stowe from the meeting of that morning. They had ...