... crushed des- polism). This example will aid us to shakle off our slavery, for servitude in all its forms milst disappear. What tile States of the South have killed is not John Brown, bet slavery. Henceeforth, the American Union, in spite of' all that is said ...

... abilities and constant hostility to slavery, in the ,,Senate and out of it, would' have arrayed against him the whole pro-slavery party. LrNcou4 being comparatively unknown, and not violently pledged against slavery, .would be far less unacceptable than ...

... Presidents from the South have devoted their whole energies to spread the institution of slavery over Free States, by influencing their local conventions. Slavery has only been tolerated in some States, in others it has been adopted, and in a third class ...

... iisulated that institution, and left to ouir saiveliolders no ftreigit ally, for Braziliant slavery and Cuitati slavery are vory dilferent thiligs Flom slavery in the United States. The prepertations for teho Prince in New York and Boston promise ai decided ...

... sas a direct interest in, the slavery q'nstion,. and,, particularly, when ,the South threatened to re-open the importation of African slaves, and tlower 'orthern influence in the councils of the' Unicn by, spreading slavery in territories whichi under the: ...

... to, its overthrow can be only a question; of time. The dissolution must be accomplished if Southern slavery 'be net abolished. The true anti- slavery men in America do not build many hopes on Mr. Lincoln's elevation. Their cry has long been.is No, union ...

... continued to belong to iI till 1849. He' was a strong Abolitiosfist, and repeatedlet expressed hid sentiments en the subject of slavery. In the' stormy de- bates which took place ohn the WNilmot provisok Me bd'~e an active part, and yoted not fewer than 42 ...

... and naval forces of the Rt. public, and, with such a power, he may over- whelm all resistance to the policy of tht, Anti-slavery party. Assuming his success, it is not quite correct to say that Mr. LNCruN would have the uncontrolled right of directingt ...

... present residing at Wils- then, near Bingley, and is desirous of lecturing for anti-slavery and other societies, loth on his personal experience of the evils connected with slavery, nad the present state of the questioun, and ois the con- trast between the Putitaii ...

... that Mr. Spurgeon's sermons have been publicly burnt, inder the impressiontthat they containpassages adverse to American slavery! lYes, in the town of Montgomery, Alabama, a bonfire has been made of the books of an English minister of the Gospel, on the ...

... sufficiently indricate how that section of tile American Maethodists stands npon the slavery question:- Resolved, that we sincerely deilbrae the agitation of tile slavery question both in C ilurch and State, anld earnestly 10opc and fervently pi-ay that ...

... against slavery, where is my pro- tection? Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat)-Can you go to England, and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queen? Ml. Lovejoy-I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...