... the state of slavery, on the ground that Councils. After this Napoleon kept him near his they felt a difficulty in dealing with them—that they person as minister for the affairs of Italy, nominated would reduce them all to a state of slavery unless they ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTHERN STATSS. From Rambles at Random in the Southern States, in Blackwood for January.) In certain respects the experiences of all those who travel by steamers in the Southern States on the Southern rivers maust be the same; as they ...

... A SLAVERY MEETING IN AMERICA. At the numerous and influential meeting which, as we stated in our last, was held at New York on 19th ult., one of the speakers, Mr Brooks, said :— But, oh, ye scribes and pharisees—(applause)—who rail against us publicans ...

... ENGLISH DUTIES IN RESPECT TO SLAVERY. (From the Saturday Review,) The English Anti-Slavery Society is in the condition of Captain Gulliver's Struldbrogs. Having once lived past the periodcatwhich it ought to have expired, it survives for purposes of pure ...

... ''® 0 0 to. Jfxw p neglect of internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. An anti-slavery convention was in progress at Buffalo on the 10th. Tie steamer Chesapeake, from New York to Portland, wot isbore ...

... In s-me points of view, this aristocracy of colour even more revolting than slavery itself. It has none of the excuses, none of the temptations which may be pleaded for slavery. No section of American society can imagine that it has an overpowering interest ...

... ss and hell-black iniquity of slavery on the other? Slavery is directly contrary to every, man's sense of right and wrong. Now, we hold the Amerecs.n people are divided into two classes-anti- slavery men and pro-slavery men; and as has been well re- marked ...

... nations. In ssme points of view, this aristocracy colour oven more revolting than slavery itself. It h«s none the excuses, none ll>€ temptations which may pleaded for slavery. section of American society can imagine that it has an overpowering interest in ...

... Kight 28.4 oho and Members of the Union. 6d; Gallery, 34. To be had of the Booksellers ‘The Public observe that the Anti Slavery will be devoted to the Promotion of the ...

... In short, it is intended to decimate the Anti-Slavery community everywhere. As there is no chance of law—no hope of justice —not a chance for life in the South at present for any person of anti-slavery influence, the requisitions will not be complied ...

... tiveness on either side. After recounting the history of the slavery question for several years, and express- ing his fulls concurrence wiath the ired Scott decson, and his hopes that slavery would be intro- duced into all the new States where it 'was ...

... Governor Ohio had dcl his message «• dmnhus the lie deprseated th.* iVnure??ional n''gl*ci internal improvement*, and disco the slavery qu-s-tion from anii-dav rv point of view. An anti-ala very convention was progress Bufialo cu the 10-h. Tt.estiamrr Chesapeake ...