... SLAVERY AT MOZAMBIQUE. rnMoo f*r 'bem Utile food not 'hit their meet ere ire unable to teed them, but I'oiply •bet fierce end it is necee-erj to keep then, eubjee. Uo». The Portuguese ere ere dreading their -l.ses rising upon them ; end, therefore they ...

... citor-General. AmERICAN SLAVERY.-DR. CHEEVER. a tar' IoTHE Rev. Dr. Cheevor, Minister of the Church of the bee i-Puritans, lNew York, who is at present on a mission to this Of t a country in connection 'with the abolition of slavery in Ame- :- -rica, preached ...

... DR. GUTHRIE INTRODUCING A LADY LECTURER ON SLAVERY. * Miss Sarah B. Rimond, lady of colour, been lecturing in Edinburgh and elsewhere on negro emancipation. The Rev. Dr. Guthrie, in introducing the lady, made some sprightly remarks. subjoin two * Expressing ...

... niO-SLAVERY FANATICISM THE AMERICAN UNION. Ti-e New Yoik Journal of Commetcc says t!ic f «ll »»n{! iacendiary lion J-bill whs few .lays ce, •• y a highly respectable ci.izen, «u Am. ricu i by b rtb. a paid l. tt„a Cbiistlau, to whom it was addresse.l ...

... height, by the prominence which the question of Slavery has occupied in it. The battle has in a great measure, been one between the South arid the Slavery or no Slavery. The North has gamed. Lincoln is Anti-Slavery man-not exactly perhaps, an Abolitionist—but ...

... any candidate, but must have majority ot all the votes in the House. The Kepubllcaus-the Antt- Slavery, or more correctly, perhaps the Anti-Kxtension of*Slavery party have put up Speaker John Sherman of Ohio, and support him tbs tnll extent, of their vote ...

... Cheever’s popularity is the consequence of his anti-slavery principles. But this, although to a certain extent true, is not all the truth. : It is not simply because Dr. Cheever preaches against i slavery that he has lost the greater part of his coni gregation ...

... deserves it still more for the sake of the cause which represents. Glasgow has never been behind in protesting j against slavery, and she is only acting consistently when she expresses her sympathy with nob'e man, who •» been brave enough to stiller, ...

... contamination of slavery ? But with all v be President Buchannan's strong feeling in favour of the n ty South, and unreserved defence of slavery, he condemns d ,re the recklessness of those who regard the election of an ti es Anti-Slavery President as a ...

... Brass, of Toronto, well known the Friend of the Slave and the able Advocate Ficedom. will address the Mcctins the subject of Slavery in the United States, and the Social and Moral Condition of the Fugitive Slaves in Canada. Mr. U. M. Johnson, Coloured Medical ...

... their wnth, threaten to break the union, and separate the South from those who have the audacity and power to elect all anti-slavery President, they —brave fellows that they are—would have an independent South, a President who would grind the faces of the ...

... Statute, and conformity with the appointment of the Board of Supervision. Chapcllmll. llth Dec,, GEO. MARK, Inspector. ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. T Public Meeting, held the Evening of Monday 10th inst.. the Free South Church, in aid of the Rev. Dr. Ciikkvkr’s ...