... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...

... with slavery in ths unsettled Territories of the Unionu-more especially in those Terri. tories which' Southern slavery has invaded in defiance of the. great Constitutional conpact known as the Missouri compromise. They want to interfere with-slavery in ...

... truly. .One hoir, said he, of American i r slavery outweighs whole siges of the oppression - we rose against England to shake off I You can- not deny that ; and though a violent terminition t to slavery is not one that any reflecting' aud right ev ...

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... that average American opinion believes in the'divine right of slavery. Slavery, it seems,'is now adopted as a creed by the mass of Americans. There is no doubt about the fact, for a pro-slavery meeting has been held at New York. It is, to be sure, a very ...

... some points of view, this aristocracy of 1 colour is even more revolting than slavery itself. It has none of the excuses, none of the temptations which may be pleaded for slavery. I No section of American society can imaigine that it has au overpowering ...

... e of the horrors of slavery were then delivered by Mr. Grose and Jogguth Chundra Gangooly, a Brahusin. A third resolution was* moved and seconded to the effect that some combined effort should be made to bear upon the anti-slavery cause, whereby free ...

... ed and intem- perateX interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery in the Southern States ;. from the incessant and violent agitation of the slavery question throughout the North for the last quarter of a century, which has at length ...

... Crewe Station. f '14, Betley-street, Crevws, Jan. G., 1850. AMERICAN SLAVERY. TO -TlE DITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MrERCURtY. Gentlemen,-In a former letter upon American , atrocity and slavery I made some observations which ir axe liable to misapprehension. With ...

... felt by the people of Israel, we offer to your compassionate regard the opprobrious and cnuel picture of our present slavery-a slavery no longer to be borne. We shall not call to recollection the frightful massacres and atrocious deaths to which, by thousamds ...

... EDITORcS OF THE LIVERPOOL =MECURY. Gentlemen,-There seems something contradictory sn the conduct of the anti-slavery party In England, denouncing slavery in avery possible way and yet joining in the jubilation so complacently Indulged in over our prosperous ...

... 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 ...