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... METHODISM AND SLAVERY. I other symptoms of the coming storm, which threatens to make the Presidential contest for 1860 ominous one for the BUve Power, the attitude assumed tbe various religious sects, most of which are now beginning feel that they are ...
... AFRICAN SLAVERY. FROM America we learn that the screw steamer City of Norfolk bad been discovered ashore near the Sierra Morena, having been abandoned by her crew after landing from her hold the enormous number of 800 African slaves. This vessel is one ...
... AFRICAN SLAVERY. Lon', HaorGHAx draws a very different pteiure of the slave trade from the dissolving view which the Foreign Secretary is pleased to behold. 11 icing carefully watched the American nowsp tpers for the last ten months, with a view to ascertain ...
... THE SLAVERY CURSE. AUTHOR, n highly respectable a German by birth, was recently driven oat of Texas on the Most frivolous pretences. In a letter to the Ckievo Press and Train/ow, after narrating the events accompanying his own expulsion, be thus i'escribes ...
... THE REV. DR GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY. Dr Guthrie'® compliment® to Editor of The Glasgow Examiner, and he will glad if the Editor in bis paper the accompanying letter the Editor of the Presbyterian, Philadelphia U.S. Edinburgh, February, 1850. Sir,—lD your ...
... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED SLATES. GEO. THOMPSON, Meg. We P. fur the Tower Hamlets, will Dales? a LECTURE on SLAVERY . en • ne Evening of Tilt KAUAI MARCH 11IT, It Eight o'Cloek, IN I HE U P. CHINCH, ABBEY CLOSE. by Tickets, price 23 tack. to be had from Wears ...
... DR CHEEVER ON SLAVERY. THIS gentleman addressed a meeting In the Merchants Hall on Monday, his subject being 'Slavery in America. lie set out by illustrating the aphorism that all labour not paid slavery—the very fuel of vice being labour disgraced, and ...
... the American sua. Slavery does indeed doom, hat not malediotion, a most thorough exposure of its principles and practice. The two aspects slavery gave in City and Merchants' Halls were react Impressive. lie certainly proved slavery the enemy of the family ...
... ftnd children to Mftmmon—it was prolong the slavery of one class that another class might flue more sumptuously —it was to maintain the privilege of human vampyrea, that these men took each course and whoever they are, they can never after this have any ...
... maintained decided opposition to slavery. held that slavery, in form it was employed, was sinful. Kren when gently and tenderly treated it was still slavery, and therefore it ought to opposed. He did not eay (hit slavery was simply not expedient, that it ...
... REV. H. W. BEECH EE'S VIEWS OF SLAVERY. copy the following from eon temporary:— ll rather singular that a when opinion somewhat divided to the exact views Mr Beecber entertains of slavery, he shoald have supplied the necessary information himself. elsewhere ...
... No. 365.] CONTENTS: America What is an Answer to Letter Local Items Totm Council and Harbour Trust Lecture on Slavery by Mr Thompson Rifle Corps Meeting Bankruptcy Examination Wellpark a Parade Ground Parochial Board The Proposed Railway to Largs Police ...