... rr'unlor to Williame Lloyd Gar- rison, to the necmbers oat'lce Armerican Auti-Slavery :o- ciety, and to all others who are eeelkin-g by moral and peaceful meons the overthrow of slavery in tie United States, their assurnace of aarnest svinpathy in lteir gient ...

... Mr. Beecher took off the little creature's cloak, at the same tiume saying, I I wish I could throw off the whole garb of slavery.' Ile thin relamcd the child's history. Her pot name waa ' Pink,' and she wats one of a family of six children. Her father ...

... hisnd, march south to Cape Hoarn; ?? ud but iikfbthy tarer to carry slavery wishe theus, his prayer was, brot sethat God would tvither the republic that was cursed twith tieri 3s slavery [cheers]. 'rho rev, doctor concluited bsy iloving lisP Ii thet a ...

... laboar, and there, so far as he is con- corned, is an end to slavery. It is usual to asso- ciate the idea of negro slavery with the production of sugar, though, so far as American negro slavery is concerned, cotton has more to do with it ; and probably ...

... although strongly opposed to those of the Republicans, are equally free from pro- slavery extravagances. We must say, for ourselves, that we should be sorry to see any anti-slavery party which endorses JOHiN Biowvx's wild foray triumphant. We do not, indeed ...

... a pro- ,slavery Democrat, defends at the same time the right of the people of a territory to regulate their domestic affairs, the same as if they formed a State. As the first settlers in the territories are nearly all persons who oppose slavery, the natural ...

... thle event of the election of Abraham Lincoln, thte Anti-Slavery candidate for the presi- denly. These discussions are founded uloon the hypothesis that Mr. Breckinridge, the ultra Pro. Slavery candidate, will succeed in obtaining the electoral votes ...

... Aunerica: eind Spain . In the deatht struggle which onur systoin of freo labour sus- tains witih slavery, the tewaciot, cortmmonly known its the Anti-Slavery S-ciety, thromws the -teP hc t of its intl aenre in the sealo of the Rlaveboldder Its act i artrfully ...

... under greater faci- a lities than the United States, The great itpedimentho I *d considered to be the existence of slavery, ilnd that slavery .1 if was carried on to so groat an extent by the Portuguese that , it was necessary for soene prompt measures to ...

... to be his belief that Congress had the Power to prohibit slavery in the new Territories, but not in the States where it ~ exists by law. I-Io was in favour of the gravdual Sul abolition of slavery in the Federal capital, the ,xa owners of the slaves to ...

... chances are that both these candidates will come from the West, which is a sort of middle around between the pro-slavery South and the anti-slavery North. General Lane, now the senator from Oregon, is beginning to be talked of as just the sort of man that ...

... liot once to the farmer alid manufacturer of the North. n ellt if they lbe really consiielltio(15 on thlis matter oinf .iid Slavery inl the South, and Sinlcere ill their desire to Ol'd ill- witigate or extinlglisll it, why tilen, Of coarse, Di ani Northern ...