... Slavery Missouri. Missouri slave State, and though now, I glad to believe, fast becoming Republican, yet the old leaven is still strong in many places. Slaves, however, are fast decreasing there, for the climate is not favourable to the cultivation of ...

... OP SLAVERY. ‘R.—Wliat shall be done for the extirpation of the evil of Slavery? declare that we are.as much as ever convinced Of the•great evil of Slavery. We believe that the buying, sellingor holding of human beings to be used as chattels, is contrary ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM, in moving for a return of cotton imported from various parts of the world during the last two years, and the amount of revenue levied upon it, advocated the removal of duties on raw cotton as a measure which would encourage ...

... abolition of slavery and it was accomplished. (Hear, near, and cheers.) The Episcopalian Methodists of America are a pro slavery body. It had been asserted that the Methodist church north was distinct from the Methodist church south, as an anti-slavery body. ...

... opinion, that, although not an originator of the anti-slavery movement, and not at all in advance of hundreds of his ministerial brethren in the fundamental principles upon which he opposes slavery, Dr. Cheever has combated this gigantic iniquity with ...

... SLAVERY IN BRITAIN. We never weary of talking of the liberties of English- men ! With crescendo emphasis; we assert in song that M Britons never, never, nevek shall be slaves ; and then come 9 ever and anon some disclosure in reference to the state ...

... SLAVERY IN THE BRAZILS. The following interesting intelligence relates to affairs in the Brazils to slavery A bill has recently been introduced in the Senate for the amelioration of the condition of slaves, which, after considerable discussion and alteration ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Those who think that the cause of the negro has been served by the raid of Jehn Brown and the of his canonizers will do to read the of the held in New York on the 19th of ber, under the banner of “Justice to the South.” For a meeting ...

... SLAVERY FOR FAME. Arkwright worked for •etontoen hours and began to learn the Rngliih grammar at fifty ; his (into was valuable that ho always travelled with four horses. Watt was thirty years upon his condensing engine and Stephenson twenty-five upon ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. A Bill, of which the importance is too likely to be overlooked, came before the House of Commons on Wednesday. We refer to Mr. Crook's Bill for the protection of women and children in bleaching works by extending to them the provisions ...

... THE BARBARISM OF SLAVERY. The lion. Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, who, our readers will remember, was so brutally struck down in the United States Senate four years ago by Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, has just delivered a speech which is exciting ...

... 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 ...