... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...

... stake the truth is to be stated, but also ignored, or overlooked, the fact that the advocates of slavery had taken the position. that not only was slavery right and proper, hut that it was beneficial, promoting morality, education, and pecuniary prosperity ...

... rr'unlor to Williame Lloyd Gar- rison, to the necmbers oat'lce Armerican Auti-Slavery :o- ciety, and to all others who are eeelkin-g by moral and peaceful meons the overthrow of slavery in tie United States, their assurnace of aarnest svinpathy in lteir gient ...

... silent; they must not speak nor allude in any,,way t97* the horrors of slavery The slave holders knew too well that anything Which reached. the ears of the. English- ysinst slavery from America, told dead against them4.' Every word spoken is1 England in ...

... 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 ...

... I PRO-SLAVERY FALLAOIE3, BY MAJOR GlNiSEBAL T, PERRONET THODINdON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the I In. stitution of slavery has in the Erglish press, and in that pert of it which boasts of its liberalsma All do Ent, ii is tiue, go the ...

... li PRO-SLAVERY -FALLACIES. BY MiAOR-OENEBAL T. PERRONET THOMPSON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the insti- tution of slavery has in the English press, and in that part of it which boasts of its liberalism. All do not, it is true,' go the ...

... barbarous in the instruments it employs; barbarous in consequences; barbarous in spirit; barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery must breed barbariana, while it' develops everywhere, alike in the individual and in the society of which he forms a part ...

... the system of Slavery which prevaiks of amongst them. An Anti-Slavery Association ought to to exist in every town, and remonstrauces and entreaties is should be sent to the wrong-doers, with expressions of en ut sympathy t4 the Anti-Slavery party in ,thel ...

... this country all the statesmen were in favour of the labour states against the capital states. He traces the progress of the slavery question from 1820, when the bill known as the Missouri compro. mise was enacted, to the present year. Then he says:- Mr ...

... with slavery in ths unsettled Territories of the Unionu-more especially in those Terri. tories which' Southern slavery has invaded in defiance of the. great Constitutional conpact known as the Missouri compromise. They want to interfere with-slavery in ...

... ENGLISH MANUFACTURES ANDL I A4MERICAN SLAVERY. WE often think that, in prop:)rtion to its impoitance to the manufaturang interests of this country, the subject of co tol supply doesg not excite sufficient attenti, a aamong those whose pecuniary interests ...