... with publie expectations. In short, this message is one of tbe moat innocent documents ever published. the subject of slavery in new territories the General is by no meanacfear ot explicit. the finances there will be found deficiency of ; only 16* ...

... any difficulty, yet the General threatens Portugal with another message if she Joes not pay her debts, Ou the subject of slavery in the new territories the General is by no weans clear or e xplicit. L the finances there will be found a deficiency of ouly ...

... Suffolk, or to Mr. James Murdaugh, or C. C. Robvinson, of Portsmoath, for further 10l rmation, — Josern H Liapay.”— Anti-Slavery Reporter. Siasce avn Faran Accipest.—last woek a watchmaker, named Toon, living in W orcester whose duty it was to wind up ...

... emanc) ation of the slaves. 20 mitlions, orten- Parliament of th:s country voted but bebold, in a sivly for the destr of slavery; few years they hi ave thet mportation of slave- and increased s'a:ery tenfu'd. Onthe produced sugar, and with like consistency ...

... Then let us look at the emancipation of the slaves, We paid 20 millions to destroy slavery; and a few yeare afterwards we tbe importation of slave produce, aod thereby slavery tenefold, On the same principle we bave legalized the iutro- duction of foreign ...

... precarious state ofthe liberties of North America, * * • and conscious at the same time of no alternative between the horrors of slavery or the carnage or desolation of a civil war but suspension of all commercial intercourse with the island of Great Britain ...

... for two or three daysia the week* after the of their time there. • :! Tie Land Liberty.—A Sempstress fat Sale,—The Amti Slavery Reporter reprints the following advertisement from, we presume, American paper Notice.—For sale, coloured girl, of very superior ...

... COLONIZATION. No 5. SOUTH AFRICA. Our South African possesions afford a no bad field for emigration Owing to the abolition of slavery at the Cape, the majority of the Dutch boers are not in the same flourishing condition that they were few years since; and ...

... Our Parliament voted a sum of 20 millions of money to emancipate slavery; aud what followed? Within a few years we legalized the importation of slavegrown sugar, and thus increased slavery ten-fold (hear, hear). On the same principle, and with like consistency ...

... extension ofthe franchise had been held, and resulted in the formation of a committee in furtherance of tbat object. Two anti-slavery meetings had been held, the first called by the Lord Bishop, the Chief Justice, President of the Council, and Speaker of the ...

... the assurance to appear on the platform, complain of the oppression” that did not permit them to use them, and talk about slavery in inflated phrase, as if every working man dragged a chain and a hundred weight attached to his ankle, instead of being as ...

... accidental death. Stroud.—Anti Slavery Meeting.—On Tuesday evening, a meeting was held in the Victoria Rooms, in reference to the present extent and horrible atrocities of the slave trade, and the remedy urged the Anti-Slavery Society. The chair was filled ...