... SLAVERY ON THE WMT COAST OF AFRICA. Mr M. F. Ommianey hat forwarded by direction of the Earl of Caroirron, a telegram which haa bee& received from the Gold Coast, and which coufirma his lordship'• terriers commuukatioa relative to the abolition of slivery ...

... CAN ANTI-SLAVERY STAND POINT. ...

... that minestrone incubus, slavery, which ess so !vendee • disgrace to the American flag, and an element of t rerl:t.tss to her government. Theo will an overwhelming tide of „pig - ration roll In nom those states where slavery now bars its ; heie resins ...

... Greeks and Romans. History showed that slavery had been the not of the world, end free labour the exceptioo, At present a system of slavery, resembling that of the old patriarch*, still existed in the Fast. Modified slavery, such as prevailed in the middle ...

... The slavery of Russia was not for a moment comparable with the slavery of America (applause) ; because in no other country was it the interest of the master to keep his stave in ignorance of Gospel truths. Having described the horrors of slavery and ridiculed ...

... theiiystem of labour hod approached very near to our opinions of patriarchal slavery was. After speaking of the convict system as being necessarily one of slavery. he referral to the slavery prevailing in Ante' tea, and and be quite adopted Mr. Dtdiop's views ...

... question of the American war and it. effects upon slavery, be mall have his sadism to remember that the Carnation of 1711 resagnised slavery as en existing system. They knew a well se be did that slavery excited Odor the revolutionary wet, sad that the ...

... soother] men, and private correspondence received by himself. lie attributed the war to slavery, and mentioned that a pro- slavery advocate had stated that slavery was the chid corner moss of the C.infoleracv. The lecture followed bye dionnion opened by ...

... Jackson. a hi - gitive slave from South America, delivered a lecture in the Wesleyan Chapel, Bexhill, on the horrors of slavery, and his escape therefrom, which was listened to with slatted attention. The chair was ably filled by Mr. S. Catts. BOGNOR ...

... supply an historical sketch of the controversy between the Northern and Southern States, from the first introduction of the Slavery Question into Copps's', with an account of the great political parties to which it has given rise. ...

... supply an historical sketch of the controversy between the Northern and Southern States, from the first introduction of the Slavery Question into Co with an account of the great political parties to which it has given rise. ...

... west of the It is said the project meets with favour among ely inflexibly opposed to any pro-slavery alteration of the atitution or to the exteusion slavery, under any li no .. whatever.. We cossider this a fair and reasonable compromise, ens ;), only ...