... SLAVERY. R. Fowler called attention to the systematic enslavement ’of Caftre children the Boers of the Transvaal Republic; and the accuracy of the shocking picture he drew was admitted by Mr Mohsell, who said that we had means of interposing, except by ...

... Presidents, expurgated the Board of all known anti-slavery members, influenced tbo English deputation to silent on slavery, and silenced the discussion of slavery in, and sanctioned the justification of slavery out, of the society; yet in a letter dated Boston ...

... tho Free States who defend Slavery and tho Fugitive Slave Law. Even the Rev. 11. W. Beecher declared that slavcholding was not always sinful, and he renders support the pro slavery American Board of Missions. The Pro-Slavery Indepeodenls support that Board ...

... SLAVERY THE UNITED STATES. On Saturday last meeting was held at Stafford-house, which were present about of the ladies who had assembled the same place on the 26th of November, 1852, to promote address from women of Great Britain and Ireland to the women ...

... in Divinity reply,—“ The American Churches are the bulwarks of American slavery.” The chief responsibility rests with them. At the sanctuary then let the work begin. Make slavery diagracoful in tho American churches, and they will hurl it from their midst ...

... MR. GLADSTONE ON SLAVERY. The following letter has been addressed the secretary of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to Mr. L. W. Moore, of Northampton. It is in reply to a letter from Mr. Moore, written after reading Mr. Gladstone’s Newcastle speech, and ...

... THE AMERICAN SLAVERY QUESTION We have devoted considerable portion of space in our present publication to the reply of Mrs. Julia Gardiner Tyler, widow of the ex-Presideut of the United States, to the address of the Duchess of Sutherland and the other ...

... SLAVERY & THE AMERICAN WAR. ON MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings next, April 25th and 86th, Mr. JAME 3 C THOMPSON, the popular Author and Lecturer, (formerly Slave,) will deliver TWO LECTURES, illustrated by beautiful Paiotiotts, in the TOWN HALL, OXFORD,—Subject ...

... Grace the Duchess of Sutherland and her noble coadjutors, on the subject of African slavery in the United States. **‘2. The meeting ia deeply saoßible of the evil* of slavery, and will use all joat and honourable means to liorate, and finally to abolish it ...

... all creeds slavery finds defenders and assailants ; that the creed 1 a church is no index the relations it sustains slavery. ' * Dividing churches by their relation* slavery they form ’the three following classes : First, those defending slavery as divine ...

... done anything with a view to sanction, uphold, or apologise for the system of slavery homo or abroad, I certainly do not believe. It comes in contact with American slavery only in tho Choctaw and Cherokee co intrios. Those two tribes adopted the system ...

... though retaining him member uncensurod, did not sanction slavery ! I proved that its missionaries baptise unrepenting slaveholders ; ho confesses this, but will not believe that the Board sanctions slavery ! He says that the Board has repeatedly expressed its ...