... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The first real and authentic reply to the British ladies address to their sisters in America, has just been received by the tecretarv the ladiee committee. It comes from the The Ladies Anti-Slaverv Committee of Obcrlin, Ohio,” and is ...

... THE GLASGOW FEMALE NEW ASSOCIATION ABOLITION 11F SLAVERY BFA to inform the Ladies of (Deems+ tbat they intend (11. V. boiling their next BA Z. Alt in October, in 11.• PAL.B. Hrt OLssoow. .birth Mesons J. LorLe & Co. have handsomely granted, free all expense ...

... at the Anti-Slavery office here, both of whom declared themselves slaveholders—one from Louisiana, the other from Virginia. The whole ap|iearance ami manners of the former was manly and nleasing. conversed v. ith us on the subject of slavery nearly two ...

... agreed to a report upon the ant -slavery address lately issued from Stafford House. VVirfi great courtesy of lansruasje and tone, and professing desne to ameliorate by “all just and honourable means’ the evils of slavery, and finally to abolish it. they ...

... dull men in Xew \ ork, who have denied that Christian men and families were subject sejaratiou aud sale under the system of slavery. said that to represent such scenes as Uncle Tom's seperation from his family and his wife a slander. Yet, here is a preacher ...

... was reported steady. The Wabington official journal (the Mirror) revives the rumour of Great Britain’s interference in the slavery question in Cuba, and says that with the consent of Spain, it is intended to introduce apprentices from Africa, under our ...

... dreaded for the following. It is in moral rather than in physical effects that the baneful influence of slavery, and of that ignorance which slavery promotes and perpetuates, is manifested. All that a serf possesses, even his wife, is the property of his ...

... llolyoake’s statement was downright misrepreavntation of the actual facts ; that slavery was no part of Christianity ; that Christianity, in every instance, tried to throw off slavery ; that it had been successful in the northern States of America in doing so ...

... importance that those who are earnest in condemnation of slavery should observe consistency ; and therefore that it is their duty to encourage the development of the natural resources of countries where slavery does not exist, and the soil of which is adapted ...

... orator of Plymouth Rock was the advocate of slavery ; the hero of Bunkerhi'l put chains around Boston court-house ; the applauder of Adams and Jefferson was the tool of the slaveholder and the keeper of slavery’s dogs, the associate of the kidnapper, and ...

... publication of his new volume about Nineveh. * lie has not resigned his seat for Aylos- Stafford House memorial American slavery has, it is staled, received between 300,000 and 400,000 signatures. The propriety of placing address in the hands of Mrs Stowe ...

... at by the authorities, and he believed carried on by them. Sometimes the slaves worked ail night. A planter told him that slavery was not a state of existence that secured the greatest amount of human happiness, but he endeavoured to make his slaves as ...