... and the repayments £1 Is. 7d. Lectures on Slavery. —During the past week three lectures have been delivered on American slavery, by Mr. James Watkins, coloured person, who, after enduring the hardships of slavery for twenty years, took refuge a free state ...

... JOSEPH A. HORNER. “This pamphlet is well adapted to infuse new life into the Anti-Slavery Societies, and thus prepare tbe way to deal death-blow at American Slavery, and evinces throughout tbe humane purpose, clear intellect, and warm heart of the author ...

... the Eastern portion of the Island of St. Domingo to introduce slavery or the slave trade? Lord J. RUSSELL said that whether Spain accepted the annexation or not she bad given pledge that slavery should not be introduced into the Island. ...

... of divinity America, who told them that they must not look at slavery connection with any system of ethics which applied to the white man. But to look from a different stand-point. Slavery was declared some to too bad to be human, and just good enough ...

... Wakefield. WAKEFIELD ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. THE Committee have pleasure in lonoaticiDg that W. HOWARD DAY, Eeq., M.A., of Canada, will detieer a Lecture in the Saloon, on Fan) Evisiso, December 7th, at half-past Sotcd. Subject: Slavery in the United States ...

... preserve the Union and Slavery at the same time. Probably this laksez faire policy concerning Slavery was adopted win oyer the Border States. The battle cry of the Lincoln Cabinet has been merely “Save the Union,” but not a word of Slavery. That was left to ...

... Bookseller, ANTI-SLAVERY TACTICS, A Paper read before the Members of the Young Men’s Anti-Slavery Society, on Wednesday evening, March 16th, 1859, by JOSEPH A. HORNER. This pamphlet is well adapted to infuse new life into the Anti-Slavery Societies, and ...

... view—one party looking upon it as matter tending to influence the peace of Europe, and the other as simply question of slavery or no slavery.—The continuation of the correspondence could, therefore, afford little interest to our readers. ...

... the cause which he advocates, and resolves to use every effort for the total abolition of slavery. The subon the Thursday evening, was His escape from slavery—his sufferings, and how be was protected by the Red Indians.'' Mr. Henry Brearley, occupied ...

... Load and Sion Chape). On Monday night, he lectured in the Urge School Room Square, Bead, on The present aspect of American Slavery,’ Joseph Thorpe, Esq., occupied the chair. The lecturer looked upon the present seoession movement in the States as a merciful ...

... It was very often said that Socialists were far too strong in talking about slavery; that “wage slavery *’ was improper term, and was mere abuse, not argument. What was slavery? In his book, The State and the Man,” which was attack upon Socialism, Mr. ...

... of Wilberfoice and Chatham, though it would difficult to ascertain what Chatham ever said did on the slavery question. I doubt whether, if i slavery in the days of Wiiberforee had been con- ducteu it is now, should ever have heard his [ name. The opinions ...