... ought to be in harmony, but all the sophistry the world will not make slavery in accordance with Christianity. It is remarkable fact that Irishmen are the loudest advocates slavery in the Northern States. As have sympathy meetings in Ireland behalf of ...

... HORRORS OF SLAVERY. A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED IN the TOWN-HALL, COLERAINE, TUESDAY evening next, the 22nd inst., by Mr. B. Benson, gentleman of colour, and Agent to tba Irish Temperance League. ...

... -SLAVERY .IN MISSOURI. Missou.i is a slave State, and though now, I believe, f..bt becoming Urpublican, yet the old leave-n ia anil strong in many .places. Slaves, however, are fast decreasing there, for the climate is not favourable the cultivation of ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A scene, as it is called, in the American House of Representatives reminds us very much of what is reported to have occurred in our own House of Commons immediately preceding the Union. The chief actors were a Mr. Lovejoy, a Repub lican ...

... SLAVERY PERSECUTIONS. the pending decennial Census of the United States Texas is expected to ihine both as regards in. crease of population and productive capacity. In shert, it is predicted that before many years site is likely to stand the Empire State ...

... A STORY OF SLAVERY The following touchingly beautiful incident have compiled from a private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Brown street, Manchester), written by gentleman who was an eye-witness of the scene described : A few weeks ago, after ...

... DR. GUTHRIE AND SLAVERY. Dr. Creeveu’s noble stand against American Slavery continues to excite interest and sympathy, as well it may, among the British Churches. An American paper, calling itself the Presbyterian (a grand old name it only dishonours) ...

... A STOKY SLAVERY, The following touchingly beautiful incident have compiled from a private letter (received W K»ye. News-rooms. Brown-street, Manchester), written a gentleman who was eye-wit ness of the scene described A few weeks ago. after the conclusion ...

... 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 ...

... GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY At a meeting lately held in Edinburgh, for the purpose of joining in demonstration of confidence and presentation to be made to the Rev. Dr. Cheever, of the Church of the Puritans, New York, and an eminent anti-slavery advocate, Rev ...

... have crushed despotism. This esampl will aid us to • bake off our slavery, for servitude in a'l its forms mast disappear. What the Stales ot the South have killed nut John Brown, but slavery. Hencefoitb. the Atoeiioan Union in spite of all that is said in ...

... 'SUMMER ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. ilr. Santser. Of who Iran so brutally, struck down in the Smote tour years ago by Mr. gooks , of South rawest Massif Walk _in the Sane %Sy,* the Int epee* which he 1 hoe mooed shies the entice the sensed the Swear - however ...