... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AJi THE MANUFACTUHING DISTRICTS INTERESTED IN SLAVERY. BY )IAJOB-0ON5EA T. PEERONET THOMP'SON. Tbere.5iri indications, as has been noticed before, that the institution which (respect being had to light and tWledge) whitewashes cannibtalism leas its roots ...

... lected as his text, Fear God, and honour the ling. LECTURES on AMiERICAli SLAVERY. - On Tuesday evening last, Edward Irvine, a fugitive slave, delivered a lecture on American slavery, in the school-room, Low Moor, Clitheroe. The lecturer, who it appears ...

... the address, headed slavery, and the slave trade, which so ridiculously contrast with each other as to show that the absurdity of the present state of things cannot wholly be kept out of the Presidential mind. For slavery there is no reasoned defence ...

... his reply to some anti-slavery speech, that South Carolina could alone profitably maintain six. milions of slaves. At present, a profitable employment for some additional millionsw, be foundin the cottonulture. Ife heanti-slavery party in this Country ...

... time, though it may yet be remote, must come when either slaverymust come to an end, or the Federal Union be split in two. Slavery, from the inherent vice of the institution, makes demands against which the freestates must more and more revolt with the ...

... defence of Itthe institution of slavery ' was delivered ?? The Rev. 0George F. Kettell said that the real question Was as to .e th change of discipline, and that was based on the ques- ation as to the right of slavery. Slavery was called sinful, because evils ...

... mend the linen of forlorn old bachelors.m, THE BLACKEST HY0iootisy.-merioa pretending to be a land of Freedom so long as slavery exists in it-l; THE PLAY'S -TRE TrJG.-.f Ji work and no pl, makes John a dull bo, as Mr. Bull remarked to the languid ...

... the following resolution on slavery was passed : That this assembly having heard copious extracts from the letter of the Rev. Dr. CbeOver, of New York, to the sectretary of the union, relative to the present state of the slavery question', in the United ...

... mark of affection by his bro- ther.' EASILY ANmwaEnD.-Among the Romans the gife of a ring was a badge of liberation from slavery. Married people can best explain whether it is so amongst the mo- derns. : WOMAN'S EmrxnE.-The apire S&as of New York prettily ...

... the former opposition party. tI Yours respectfully, ti Preston, April 4th, 1860. B.S.H. ti L WESLEYAN METHODISTS AND ANTI-SLAVERY. of TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. M SIa,-In your paper, a short time ago, I saw a para- graph, stating that the ...