... anti-slave party in their efforts against slavery. The answer of the British Con- ference in relation to the question says that the British brethren were pleased with thc strong avowal on the subject of slavery mad. by the delegation of the Uhurch in the ...

... his notte to aus .he'writes:-'It is. sometimes said ' that we (missionaries) have s nothing to do v ith-slavery; but whethcr we will i -or not, slavery will have something to -do with t -.u5 and our work. T-heenclosed letter, written by an-intelligent Englishman ...

... takes no action against 1. American slavery, but opposes the discsssion of e the subject as one of discipline. I do not wish . to do you any injestice, but as I am constantly receiving communications from anti-slavery d friends who consider your views on ...

... constitu- exe lu, tion supported slavery, all good citizens supported slavery, not MR. BROOK argued that as Christ lived in slave-holding su ercunre, -a not an abolitionist, the Christian Church Or, should infer his approval of slavery. He wanted to knownitS ley ...

... come the stronger, and tyrannise over the forner. Tie real Christian patriot was ever thme ?? of all kinsh of slavery, and especially the slavery of priesteraft. a5 vould never sympatbise with Popery, nor with that serc~ie of his church which was thle i ...

... 5has ritterupted to rireuruscribe freednmn, arid to ruike Slavery i - uriversil tlrrorsticlou tire riimublie. Equall y do the ye- t 5 preace'hs, inrv-ctives, and scaftires of thre advocites of slavery- ti 1 estersison fail, since it is seen and felt tlhrut ...

... up against the pretensions and enrh- .ments of the Pro-slavery minority whoso represen- tatives were present. Intead' of? preachinn'on abolition, as the w ses, Mi'. S=ins aim is to leave slavery in the hands and on the consciences 'of those who maintain ...

... MbzhnibIque. It is impossible not tdinotice'here-eleneuts of the:old Anti- Slavery party, .and amongtt the speakers at' the meet- ing was.Mr. .ChamerovzoV; ?? to the Anti. Slavery Association. Nor was the Ati-Slwvery-kne absent from. many -of-,'the:sp'ee'hes ...

... 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 ...

... way owing to the defective foundation, and become a mass of ruins. SLAVERY AND METHODISM.At a recent meeting of the Methodist Conference, in America, a debate took plllce ,?o slavery, in which the following facts were tailed b-y Mr. Long :-He estimates ...

... internal improvements, and discussed the slavery question from an anti-slavery point of view. .The steamer Chesapeake, from New York to Portland, went ashore in the night at Sarpaulin Cove;. damage slight. An anti-slavery convention was in progrea at BaffaIlo ...

... proposed cotton companv. ; People will not advance thieir nioney ts elther' slaavery, or support free labour against slavery, upon anti-slavery ory. That is too, chimerical. nbr.j DBurne will bring forward a practical fact of sucto' labour upon the cheap soil ...