... industrious, forbearing, and most peaceable peasantry, as depressed and as much injured as the negroes, before the abolition of slavery? so, they will be as much appalled by the trammels of oppression on their minds, as tbe slave was injured by the chaiu. If ...

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

... Englishmen who contribute to the consumption of Brazilian sugar, that thoy are verily guilty of encouraging and promoting slavery in the Brazils PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY. We elsewhere extract at length the report of Mr. Meredith, the Secretary of ...

... they would luxuriate in the independence of was the wealthy, if they were not themselves in' a state no as of serfdom and slavery. They were informed that he wiv, a meeting was to take place on Wednesday next at be oh Aylcsbus'y. MAr. Cobden w-as to be ...

... England swallowed in intoxicating drinks two Birminigisoma annuolly. (Eleos',boar.) Talk about despotism and slavery, what despolism and slavery could be no bad as that which men laboered under who ware slaves to their own rippallles. I Hoea, boar.) The ...

... to parisa-: ment. (Cries of Shame.) The shame was with l themselves, for the fault lar in their disunion. It n was on slavery and subserviency that tyrants ever lbased their power. Affier some further observa- P Cions, he c onluded, amid aclamations ...

... Upper Italy does not fall short of 80,000 men. The new constitution for California, and that for Deseret alike repudiate slavery, but exclude all but white males from the suffrage. Lord John Russell is expected to arrive in town for the season to-day; ...

... man who had the greatest num- ber of votes. The result was that Mr. Howell Cobd, of Georgia, democrat, free-trader, and pro-slavery man, bad 102 votes. Mr. Wixth nor, whig, had 100, Mr. Wilmot tbe free-soil candidate, had 8 ; and se- veral other votes were ...

... they would luxuriate in the independlence, of vi 9the wealthy, if they were not themselves in a state a 1Iof serfdom and slavery. They were informed,~ that hi ..a meeting was to take place on Wednesday next ~at b a. Ayilesbury. Mr. Cobdoon vr to be there ...

... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE An important meeting on the subject of Slavery and the Slave Trade is convened for Tuesday next, in the Mechanics' Institute, when Mr. Scoblb, the indefatigable Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, will be present, and call ...

... instead of an absolute majority, the choice of a Speaker was at last effected, and Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, a moderate pro- slavery man, fills tbe official chair, having been elevated to that dignity on the stay-fourth ballot, by a majority of two votes ...

... Institute, on [TitsDAY Evening next, the 22nd inst., when JOHN SCOBLE, Esq., . s^rt urv ot the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery ggjjetT, will attend as a Deputation, and will give infon. ?? respecting the present enormous extent „ ...