... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On Friday, the !26th, a meeting of ladies seas con venedl at Stafford House, to consider the expediencyv of addrcssing, mremorial from Lice women of Enigland to the. women of the, United Stares, on the sebject of slavery ...

... says:-' We all dread poli- tical slavery, or subjection to the arbitrary power of a king, or of any man or men not deriving their authority from the people. Yet such a state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery ot the negroes. Suppose that in the ...

... you have now arrived at the conclusion that tho slavery question cannot be dis- cussed-apart from the rebellion and its causes. The declaration of the rebels of their intention to found an empire on slavery as its corner stone made this clear from the ...

... recovered States by force 0orld l probably give rise. As an anti-slavery uao lie was satistied that slavery Was not far froin its dath; hit, said he, ' What I dlo not iwait to scC is thlat slavery in this dcath stn~l e sh ould involve the best institlltions ...

... because it happlened to S hav-e withino its boi iestenttton of slavery, t hateful a3 that ?? is buit in this case f it is a ne~w StLit0 intending to set itselF op1 Y on thle ?? basis of slavery-(cries of 'No(, nI no(,,i whiell were d,-o ,vied in cheers) ...

... FREDERICK DOUGLASS 0N AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, in Queen Street Hall, Mr Frederick Douglass delivered a lecture in connection with the Ladies' and Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society, on American Slavery. The hall was crowded in every part. Mr Duncan ...

... expedition, and. upori th6 fate of those -ho..iiuiered fortlheir 'conduct in it.. No one will doubt; ', eyrn' g desjre to 'see slavery .,extinguighed- ',bub .ft esire can 'only be gratifijedl& .lawful:mealns-ma strict 'regard to the rights o propprty, er Wt ...

... deliberate sanction to slavery as it exists in the Southern States contained in that advertise- ment. Whatever may be our opinions on the war, the churches of Great Britain have long ago emphatically pronounced their condemnation of slavery as opposed to humanity ...

... f_ ANTI-SLAVERY SENTIMENTS IN - TENNESSEE. The Nashville Union, one of the ablest and most influential papers in the State of Tennessee, is an earniest advocate of Eimancipation. Tn-onieof its last issues it says:- , We believe that slavery is an enormous ...

... paqed in the Southern-States since theabolition of'sliiery, which, he said, subjedted'the'freedimen to a worse -bondage'than slavery 'itself..'' The coadition ' of :th'e freedmen of the South:was vrorsi to-daythan it wis 'on: theday.'of Lee's surrender.. ...

... Birks, M. A., admitted that there was a strong anti-slavery feeling in the country but asserted that, on Constitutional grounds, there were many who synipathised with the South. The first mention of slavery in Scripture was in connection with a divine promise ...

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