... SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONISM. A3M1z,51ANS have undoubtedly much to be proud of. We can always forgive the somewhat boastful language in which they speak of their own country, because we know that the ?? is backed up by great institutions, great deeds, and ...

... 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 ...

... FREDERICK DOUGLASS 0N AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, in Queen Street Hall, Mr Frederick Douglass delivered a lecture in connection with the Ladies' and Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society, on American Slavery. The hall was crowded in every part. Mr Duncan ...

... NEW PHASE OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. -IN- I EVERY fever has its crisis. The moral fevers ,to of the world are no exception to the rule. The fevers he~ oat Iof crime, of panic, of corruption, of enthusiasm, of persecution, all pass through that culminating stage ...

... 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 ...

... I THE PRO-SLAVERY MEETING AT NEW I YORK. TO T1H 3rDITOR OF TEE DAILY NeWs. BS,-Ths Timer of this morning conain an i article involving so many erroneous inferences from I the pro-slavery meeting held in New York on the ( 19th ult., that it imperatively ...

... been endeavouring to effect by peaceful, moral, and religious instrumentalities, the abolition of American slavery; and, if possible, I hate slavery thirty times more than I did when I began, and I am thirty times more, if possible, an abolitionist of the ...

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... that average American opinion believes in the'divine right of slavery. Slavery, it seems,'is now adopted as a creed by the mass of Americans. There is no doubt about the fact, for a pro-slavery meeting has been held at New York. It is, to be sure, a very ...

... some points of view, this aristocracy of 1 colour is even more revolting than slavery itself. It has none of the excuses, none of the temptations which may be pleaded for slavery. I No section of American society can imaigine that it has au overpowering ...

... 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 ...

... advocates of slavery are beginning to feel annoyed that this one subject should so completely'overshadow their civil politics. 2 The South attributes this to the nIgger fanaticism 2 of the North, while the North retort 'that the 2 slavery party has done ...