... SLAVERY IN AMERICA,. -, frnm America. delivered an sddrea Dr. Cheever, from America, delivered an address last night in the City Hall, on the subject of slavery, and his own struggles with the slave power in America. The hall was two-thirds filled. The ...

... Says-' We all dread political slavery, -, or sbecto to the arbitrary power of a king, or of an y tri man or men not derivinig their authority froin ties people. tic Yet such a. state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery of the negrocs. Suppose that ...

... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTHERN STATSS. From Rambles at Random in the Southern States, in Blackwood for January.) In certain respects the experiences of all those who travel by steamers in the Southern States on the Southern rivers maust be the same; as they ...

... Mr. George Thompson, the well-know-n lecturer on slavery, delivecod an address in the City Hall, ca The moral, religious, and political aspects of the United States; their bearing on th ?? of Slavery. The chair was occupied by the Rev. George Jeffrey ...

... ENGLISH DUTIES IN RESPECT TO SLAVERY. (From the Saturday Review,) The English Anti-Slavery Society is in the condition of Captain Gulliver's Struldbrogs. Having once lived past the periodcatwhich it ought to have expired, it survives for purposes of pure ...

... If it should turn out that slavery is a source of insurrection, that there is no security. from in- surretions while slavery lasts. why, the Constitution would be best obeved by putting an end to slavery, and an anti- slavery Congress wvould do that very ...

... good time is coming for slavery, from both foreign and domestic sources. England, he tells them, has failed to realise those ideas that led her to abolish slavery, and is in course of rapid conversion to the opinion that slavery is in every way an excellent ...

... sanction and security of the law might be given for the introduction of slavery into 5 tbat Stste. He contended that it was the duty of all Chris- a times to ?? on the total abolition of slavery-that nothing less than its tutalrooting out should be insisted upon ...

... ss and hell-black iniquity of slavery on the other? Slavery is directly contrary to every, man's sense of right and wrong. Now, we hold the Amerecs.n people are divided into two classes-anti- slavery men and pro-slavery men; and as has been well re- marked ...

... n to the slave States, that the existence of slavery was distinctly recognized by the constitution, and that the whole discussion at the framing of the constitution proceeded upon the recotition of slavery. He read copious extracts from the Maddison papers ...

... constituencies for whose immediate benefit they are Si 5 delivered and printed. This speech, however, entitled G The Barbrism of Slavery, is too remarkable to be m passed by. A more studied insult to Southern slave- holding members, who compose nearly one-half ...

... tiveness on either side. After recounting the history of the slavery question for several years, and express- ing his fulls concurrence wiath the ired Scott decson, and his hopes that slavery would be intro- duced into all the new States where it 'was ...