... for anti-slavery men, Rev. John G. Fee, as delegate of the American Missionary Union, having 'organised several churhes on strict anti-slavery principle. Both Mr. Fee and lil associates have constantly disavowed ?? desire to Interfere with slavery, or to ...

... THE SLAVE TRADE AS IT IS. - . - . . I . . I !, id UNerEn the above title the British and Foreign Anti- s- Slavery Society have published a somewhat remnarkable astatement, principally derived from official sources, 11 respecting the present position of ...

... cardinal princi- pies on the subject of slavery in the territories -First. That Congress has no powver to abolish slavery in the territories. Second. That the Territrial Legislature heR no power to abolish slavery ;n the territories, nor to prohibit the ...

... purchase the freedom of his children. Their history is suggestive. One of them, Mr. Savage, was born in Maryland, sold into slavery I in Kentucky, and re-sold there four times. The last purchaser was a Methodist preacher, and finding Savage an intelligent ...

... that no doubt whatever was or entertained by any party of the complete success of c ad MaR. LINCOLN, the Republican or Anti-Slavery candi- to date. Not only are his own friends confident, but vo the organs of the Democratic party admit that his as triumph ...

... of their wives and the greater o the part of their families. IFobr children, however, of t the Lewis Smith; are stili in slavery, and twelve months' eroeal- time has been granted by the owner of them in which igueaI Lewis Smith is to raise the £1000 required ...

... five to twenty years in suc- cession-thus the enormous expense of anmnal planting may be saved. That free labour can conquer slavery by fair in. dustrial competition I have not as shade of doubt. -I ant, sir, &C., WILLIAM CROSS, One of the Directors of the ...

... e'Y portion of thi* country to import into it Cliie5s conies AS labourers, In the states where the i t5 tution of domestic slavery exists, these bcah coolies would demora3ise thejaeaceful, contented as, orderly slaves, very many of whom are sincere U!111 ...

... VANCOUvE'S ISArND.-There has been a serious split among the congregationalial in Victoria, the capital of British Co. lumbia. The slavery question is the cause. The Rev. W. F. Clarke went out from Canada, and the Rev. Mr Macfie from England, as joint agents of ...

... SLAVE TRADE AS IT is. I~~~ I , FORTY THOUSAND SLAVES ANNUALLY T. TO CUBA.(L The committee of the British and Foreign Anti- 11 Slavery Society would earnestly call attention to the ° following facts :- I IjC SInce 1815, Great Britain has expended, upon an average ...

... dangerous sedition, if not an aotual civil war, has broken out on the borders of Kansas between the free-soilers and the pro-slavery party. The Bank of En-land will make the usual advanoes on stook during the shutting of the transfer books. The rate will ...

... pointed out, the very terms of the Union forbid any direct action of the central government against the 61 institution of slavery in those States where it already e exists. The southern planter, satisfied with this security, will therefore soon find that ...