... has unanimously testified, in the strongest terms, its disapproval of slavery, and inasmuch as we that every member of said Assembly deplores and condemns the existence of slavery in America, we consider it inexpedient that this Presbytery should issue ...

... England is willing to give twenty millions sterling for the abolition of slavery. At the present moment Europe is the only one of the four great continents of the world where slavery does not exist; but upon Europeans rests the stigma of having commenced ...

... from their complicity with slavery; and lam glad to observe that they now recognise this fearful war a judgment upon them not only for that, but for their nstional pride, their boasting, and their disregard of human life. Slavery bad poisoned the vitals ...

... aubject. T SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. In r-pl{ o Me T, Bayley, Sir K. GREY said ot had not yet been found possible to come o a decison on Mr. Harding's report with nrn.l 10 doing away with the ad monistration of laws ackvowledgivg the legal status of slavery in the ...

... s. From other sources it appears that the slavery question is engrossing attention in Europe. It is fett there in the highest quarters that this war cannot be ended until we grapple face to face with slavery; and this contest ought uot to be po-t- poned ...

... for *h - abolition of slavery throughout the world. Lady Palmerston, Lady Russell, the Duchess of Argyll, and the rest, would assure her that they were as anxious as ever that the wumen of Am rica should contend against slavery, but would contend that ...

... duty of British officers to restore to slavery wretched men who hail escaped from that: condition at the risk of their lives. They would do more than this: they would compel our officers to reduce again to slavery those whom British lair declares free ...

... received from Colonel Gordon elating that, with the iucroased powers with which has been invested, it will be his fault now if slavery does not cease the territory over which has been appointed to rule. Time, however, will requ:red. ...

... the territorial waters of any State, you will not admit or entertain any made upon you for his semender on the ground of slavery. (2). It is 16t intended, ear is it possible, to lay down any precise or general ride as to the oases in which you ought to ...

... Brazil decreed the abolition of slavery throughout dominions, and from the Behring Sea to Cape Horn, the two groat continents North and South America breathed an atmosphere of perfect freedom. In South America slavery was abolished by a stroke of the ...

... outside. SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. A rather sharp debate is expected to-night the question of slavery on the Gold Coast In the course of the discussion Thursday night many members seemed to become aware for the first time tliat domestic slavery existed ...

... counsel. The anti-slavery men and women of Great Britain toiled hard in past yean to obtain your freedom. They hare since watched orer your interests to the best of their power, and are still striving to promote the abolition slavery in other countries ...