... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. A lecture upon these subjects was delivered las night in tho.Pillar Room, Rotuudo, Mr. Georga Thompson, Mr. W. N. Hancock presiding. After some observations on the present state of the slavery question in America, the lecturer ...

... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. A lecture upon lb&>e subjects was delivered last night the Pillar Room, Kotundo, by Mr. George Thompson, Mr. W. N. Hancock presiding. After some observations the present state of the slavery question in America, the lecturer ...

... SLAVERY AND THE lb. Moron, the savoy of the Confederste Slot.. in England, bar ont to the Time • correspond's*/ with Mr. Conway, the Amtrtaw gentlemen who wee latredneei to tha palgie at the Loudoe Tavern. on Turley, ander the eselpiere of Mr. Jahn Bwoht ...

... SLAVERY. The Globe term the propositions a piece of political strategy in aid of M‘Clellan’s battalions, which are certainly well turned for securing the border State* to the northern section of the union. The samejournal also regards this step as symptom ...

... SLAVERY. The slavery goodies it touched as Visa Now Sorb, • The whet (mks de welled I to asps Watery To base the rehab is not to be thrombi of. To attempt wheelie ha the ..ceded with,.e i y dos Nene the their 'pees weed utterly that, if the be .mined ...

... SLAVERY. MR. J. C. THOMPSON, An Escaped Slave from Green ll'ldurz ay, Richmond. Virginia, will deliver TWO LECTURES On the above subject, in the MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, On Thursday and Friday Evenings, 15th and 10th May, at 8 o'clock, In which he will give ...

... SLAVERY. The yew Yotlclndependent ia its first number issued under the editorship of Henry Ward llecoher, speaks in the following terms of the American civil war in relation to slavery,— The Lord is tired of slavery. If we may ever presume anything of ...

... ON SLAVERY. My ear is *Lid, My soul is sick with every day's report Of wrong and outrage, with which earth is There is no flesh in man's obdurate hearth does not feel for man; the natural bound Of brotherhood is severed as the plane That falls asunder ...

... SLAVERY. Mr. O. SEYMOUR whether the Home Gowevnocot were aware that a system exists con▼eying eo-called *• free negroes*’ from the port of St. Feale de Loande on the west coist of Africa the Island of St. Thomas under the passport of the For Governot-Groeral ...

... oblivious of the evils of slavery, or that thought it* aught e’se but damnable. Sterne’s famous apostrophe t-till holds good—‘‘Disguise thyself as thou wilt, Slavery! Thou art still a bitter draught. When talking of slavery, we commonly say, and say ...

... SLAVERY President Lincoln showed that to abolish slavery was not his intention or that of the North when he adopted the Chicago platform, and afterwards said, the Union with slavery,’’ or the Union without slavery,’ proving that the Union, not the abolition ...

... SLAVERY One ciy of tho dotnegogue is, unless the negroes forced back into bondage, they will cheapen free labour by competition.” Jiow stupid! Will not there much work tho country when ncgooos am free now ? Can the negroes any more when free than now ...