... SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONISM. A3M1z,51ANS have undoubtedly much to be proud of. We can always forgive the somewhat boastful language in which they speak of their own country, because we know that the ?? is backed up by great institutions, great deeds, and ...

... concerned in tho perpetuation of slavery in the Southern States of America, ate compelled to remark that the assertion foul aspersion of tho English name and character. Our religion, laws, and manners forbid and annihilate slavery. Tho Anglo-Saxon race, ef all ...

... SLAVERY IN MOZAMBIQUE. The reason for giving the slaves so little food is not that their masters are unable to feed them, but simply that they come of a fierce race, and it is necessary to keep them in subjection. The Portuguese are always dreading their ...

... SLAVERY AND RELIGION. If appearances are to trusted, a storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not total disruption of the “everlasting Union.** Slavery, of course, at the bottom ...

... expect to asks any impression upon upholders of Slavery in America, when they and our own countrymen ready to imitate their predicts@ and do honor to their prejudices, actuated by the sordid motive to which Slavery itself appeals, the love of gain. We only ...

... SLAVERY PERSECUTIONS. the pending decennial Census of the United States Texas is expected to ihine both as regards in. crease of population and productive capacity. In shert, it is predicted that before many years site is likely to stand the Empire State ...

... SLAVERY IN NIARO7RI. it Mew. and thoegh ww. I clad Wine, Meechlimn. yet the l I still street in many plants. Mayes, however. ate feet deesine there. for the mit 10 11,. cultivation of the blab. tecrdieelf, they are holing trailed 'drily feat. sad *lame ...

... not require the pen of Mrs Stowe infect our minds with feeling that slavery aud polygamy were the two most infamous institutions on the face of God’d earth, aud that of the two slavery is ten times the worst. You may enslave men’s minds ; you may enthral ...

... SLAVERY IN THE REAZHA The following interesting intelligwooe — Mate. to affairs in tin Brazils as to slavery A bill ha. recently been intro. dread tin .sate for the amelioration of the condition of alarm, dirk after conaidenable and alteration, war ...

... SLAVERY AND THE CHURCHES. (asks the Rev. George Gillßiau) are we think of the fact that about 5,000 ministers of the Gospel —(I don't suppose there is one-half this number in Scotland altogether) are connected with this mown I What are we to think of ...

... speech is a fierce denunciation of slavery and slaveholders. It has been published under the title of The Barbarism of Slavery. The Times is, of course, dreadfully angry with it. Although the most subtle apologist for slavery, and saying for it all it dare ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. At Hope Hall, last evening, Mr. Frederick Douglass, a fugitive slave, whose history has long been familiar to the public, delivered a lecture on American Slavery, and the Designs of the Slave-power in America. The attendance was ...