... after all, slavery was not such bad thing. She regretted, as one result of this that the Times had almost become allied with slavery, and that recent articles in that journal advocated as strongly pro-slavery opinions as any of the pro-slavery journals ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY ABOLISHED hat oe JAMES G, LAW, Secretary. ARPER TWELVETREES’ SOAP POWDER for H 39, Princes-street, Manchester, Washing without Rubbing, bas created an entire Tue ART Union OF Great is but change and thorough revolution in the management ...

... to collect facts, and diffuse information relative to the subject of Slavery. An American minister who is afraid to pay a visit to the office of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society ought not to be trusted. He comes from a part infected with the ...

... complicity with slavery. 4. By a unanimous vote they rejected resolution ottered in by one their members, affirming, as the judgment of the Board, that slaveholding “is not to be allowed in the Christian Church. 5. After having allowed slavery in the Choctaw ...

... treatment of the slavery question?” We wish he would explain. The Americans are professedly “republicans” and “Christians.” Nothing can more remote from republicanism and Christianity than the institution of chattel slavery. Slavery upheld for the benefit ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. These should all be studied and pondered if we would know slavery as it is. Slavery exists in Massachusetts to day as well in South Carolina. One of the resolutions offered yesterday suggests a mode of action which every one ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED SLATES. GEO. THOMPSON, Meg. We P. fur the Tower Hamlets, will Dales? a LECTURE on SLAVERY . en • ne Evening of Tilt KAUAI MARCH 11IT, It Eight o'Cloek, IN I HE U P. CHINCH, ABBEY CLOSE. by Tickets, price 23 tack. to be had from Wears ...

... area of slavery had been extended, and thus slavery, instead of dying away, as the founalers of the constitution hoped, had attained gigantic proportions, and was every year a source of greater misery and strife. Certainly the evils of slavery are sufficiently ...

... s on tion for several yL reeonntln g *• history of the Slavery ques- the DreiBcott h\w£s cx P reS9 ing his full concurrence with be introduced into all th ?? ?? * nd blB ho P 6B that Slavery would j he dilated on what he catlait 7*. States where it ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY ABOLISHED Harper, twelvbtrkrsvsoap powder for VV'Hghing without Rubbing, has created entire change and thorough revolution in the management of the Family Wash and there are no reasons why the old, slovenly and disgusting process '[should ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. wing of the Northern portion is now base enough, and mean enough, seriously to make a stand on the difference between these two expressions. They will not vote that slaveholding” is a sin. If Dr. Thompson had not hastened to ...

... DR GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY. An American paper, the Preslyttrinn, which professes to be a religious journal of the highest ortho'JoX3', has attacked Dr Guthrie’s speech delivered lately at the meeting Edinburgh, sympathising with Dr Chcever. The rev. doctor ...