... Dr. SYilNOTON then moved the first resolution, which was to the effect, that while this meeting is gratified to know that slavery is abolished by the great majority of civilized-nations, it f deeply ennients the continuance of the system hi the United ...

... righteousnese, a] (Cheers.) The motion with which I have. been intrusted, b- suggests that slavery depends upon the slave trade. Except in very peculiar circumstances slavery is so destructive of human ' life that it cannot be upleeld unless by fresh and successive ...

... the removal of the preventive squa- dron and the substitution of some othier agency were earnestly advocated. Even the Anti-Slavery Society itself-the very organ and exponent of British phi- lanthropy-adopted this argument; our own vieiis, as the reader ...

... but the charge for iuutcuest 'has been redluced 8 puer cent., while £20,000,000' lies been paid to wipue off Clue stein of slavery, and £8S,000,000 to save Clue Irish fuem famine. Iii addition, we have voluntarily bor'ue at heavy Iuuconue-tax for 11 years ...

... I ?? ?? ?? u /7A7-- Rr.7,7{ ni. -ft -AfVh A_. - Readers of the ?? lerald are not ignorant of the ex- citement wbich the slavery question is causing in America. The public journals of this country, with their ubiquitous correspondents, take care to furnish ...

... sink in proportion. A double benefit will thus be obtained, as we shall not only succeed in our national crusade against slavery on the Western Coast of Africa, but in common with the efforts now making in India to extend the cultivation of the cotton ...

... a-tion oii tili coast of Cubla. i- The followiing aio the suggestions made for abolissiiig slavery p1 ,by Afric n'eigration treitie~s .a Supprel',ission oh slavery itself, not the trade alone, through o ?? cin1igratiomi treaties, lay substituting thle free ...

... words, the suggestionM was to this effect, that the Slave l Trade should be abolished through the abolition of slavery itself, and that slavery should be abolished by the einploymnent of free labour obtained from the same markets. Recognise at once the ...

... of the UJnio. Wihen the latter seized T'xas, slavery was re esta- I blished. When General Walker expected to establish himself as Preslient of Nicaraguta, he repealed the act for the abaliotin ot' slavery. If the United States were now successful in their ...

... the French agents, and, by means of false pretences, induce thousands of ignorant victims to embrace a life of isopeless slavery, under the delusion that they are purelasing their freedom. No doubt there is a danger of both these results. Tlsere is another ...

... be solved is, whether slavery is in- dispensable to cotton culture.. The slavelsolders of the South say it is, because they find themselves in possession of a mono- poly founded on slavery, and because they seek to preserve slavery. But one of the latest ...

... Missionary, at Abbekutna, to T. and L. P. Hlenry Townsend writes from Isein, Yoruba country, and gives smine account of anti-slavery movements and of ransomned children under missionary care, at Abbeokuta, to which place hle returned the middle of August ...