... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Tiln abolitionists in America have achieved a very con- siderable, but we fear a very temporary triumph, in the State of New York. The antagonism that subsists be- tween the Northern and the Southern States on the slavery question ...

... Tee or more recent movement which ended in the et cipation of the blacks of the West Indies, was feeling of repugnance to Slavery among the px of this country deeper or more widely spread it is at the present moment. For this we ar debted to what some ...

... elapsed since r- we purchased from our own countrymen, atan enormous price, the abolition of a merely colonial slavery. With re America slavery is not a matter of colonial, it is'a mat- se ter of national interest. The interests of one half of the i- republic ...

... Preston—Slavery always di —3. The Lives of celebrated escaped Negroes, Prederick D W. Wells Brown, Henson, Dr. Pennington, Lewis Muton Clarke, William Murdoch.—4, The American ¢ and Slavery—Expurgated American Literature—Genere ings of Ancrican Slavery—Anecdotes ...

... noticed last W was that, “so far as Scotland and argument concerned,” the propriety of holding comm with pro-slavery churches and pro-slavery men was settled long ago. We denied tha was the fact; and contended that, even | Free Churchmen, a strong feeling ...

... cation with the American pro-slavery churches slaves. | it be in the way of kind and “ faithful rem osties, | strance ;” and, of course, he does not include | whole of the American churches in the charg | Supporting slavery :— Aesired | There are churches ...

... TI-SLAVERYV SOIRis.-The Rev. 'Hensry H. Garnet, to, whose addresses in detailing the hardships and horrors of Amie- rican slavery, and advocating its abolition, we referred in our I last, *vas elltertlined at a Soh ee, in the Hall of the Ilechanics' I ...

... udget, forte OW AS of the ? was uncan, rs had at the » sub- d suc- nated. Shaft- 1852, trustee 1852, ‘ice the uch as- ren had slavery. Very le wo- penny an ex- peared ace the ek has I valu- The navigation Of the removed. A poor man of the name of Lohan was ...

... hand, | pressed his disapprobation of the movement in vy race | ting up an independent ticket for the Presidency, the Anti-Slavery National Convention, which was 0 hort! Pittsburg, on. the 6th instant. This movement wou r the said, render the election of ...

... piece—such unmitigated critical cant—that there is no need for an, distinguishing mark, How gingerly our Church Minister touches slavery, even wh deference to public opinion, he finds it nec to deprecate it. He does not call it what i gross abomination and iniquity—a ...

... SHQtssr, TO Usrea Toni's CAWN.-Another book at on slavery is entitled Uncle Tom in England. The writer an lays hold of the remark in Mrs Stowe's tale about Ranincline, who, after her escape from slavery with Caesy, is said to have hle become the wife ...

... delivered an address on “ The present aspect © rica,” and explanatory ¢ ‘Anti Slavery Cause in Ame} objects and operations of the “ Glasgow Female New ciation for the Abolition of Slavery.” A collectior made in behalf of the Glasgow Association, which esp ly ...