... occurred in the Senate reference to motion offering seat in that assembly Father Mathew. temperance apostle’s neutral views tbs slavery question Were again brought into notice in connexion with bis former manifesto in conjunction with tbe late Mr. O’Connell ...

... in reference to a motion offering a seat in that assembly to Father Mathew. The temperance apostle's neutral views on the slavery question were again brought into notice in connection with his former manifesto in conjunction with the late O'Connell, but ...

... in Suffolk, or to Mr. James yurdaugh, or C. C. Robinson, of Portsmouth, for further informstion.—Joseph Holladay.—Anti-Slavery Reporter. IBIsR LEAGUE.—At the Irish meeting, on Thursday evening, in the Corn Exchange, after Mr. Bright concluded his able ...

... produced the very contrary results of what was inte..ded and desired. Slavery has spread its roots in Brazil, owirg to our antagcnism,whereas the shortest way to put an end to slavery would have been to let it swamp itself. In the vast regians behind Buenos ...

... and a widely varied reception from the different sections of politicians, many complaining of its vague character, on the Slavery question more especially. It has, on the whole, however been received with satisfaction in almost all quarters; and amongst ...

... of your opponents' poli- tical vocabulary may always be taken as a signifi- cant homage to their power and importance. The Slavery question is, as might have been ex- pected, smoothed over with a deprecatory protest against the introduction of exciting ...

... a factory maeters' question in England. The factory system of those manufacturers was the most infamous slavery in the world—West India I slavery was no more to be compared to it than white to black (hear). Richard Cobden, a revolutionary agitator, was ...

... government whatever, even to start with. According to this doctrine, the Jamaica Colonists would be at liberty to re-establish Slavery and the Slave-trade in all its rigour; or, supposing the negro population to obtain the Upper hand in the Assembly, they would ...

... and a widely varied reception from the different sections of politicians, many complaining of its vague character, on the slavery question more especially. it has, on the whole, however, been received with eatiifaction in almost all quarters ; and amongst ...

... held to promote the extension of the franchise. Two anti-slavery meetings had been h.-ld ; one to petition parliament to enforce slavery treaties; the other to hear a deputation from the Anti-SlAvery Socie'y in England. A very large crop of sugar is expected ...

... the very contrary results of what was in- rn tended and desired. Slavery has spread its roots in ;be Brazil, owing to our antagonism, whereas the shortest ot, way to put an end to slavery would have been , to let it swamp itself. IX the vast regions behind ...

... held to promote the extension of the franchise. Two anti-slavery meetings had been held, one to petition Parliament to en force slavery treaties, the other to hear a deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society in England. A very large crop of sugar is expected ...