... experience, entirely during freedom, can bear witness to the correctness of his facts. Would it not be better for the Anti-Slavery Society, instead of opposing immigration into Jamaica, a matter of vital importance to the planters, and in no way distasteful ...

... determined, to sweep away our ancient order of government and substitute for it a system transported along with cotton and slavery from the free and happy continent in the West. We do not in this catalogue give aay place to that modern Ulysses, the versatile ...

... repudiated by all the contracting parties it must be respected by the laws. They who hold this doctrine are not friends to slavery but friends to the constitution. Mr. EVERETT dwelt with all that eloquence of which he is an admitted master on the horrors ...

... twelve months. Aldershott, fatal net at the camp at. 30. Macaulay, Lord, death of. 31. Bute, the Marchioness of, death of. . _ Slavery in the United Staies, execution of four persons for having taken part in the Harper's Ferry insurrection, the object being ...

... the number is, in many Civil organisation has since been matured with equal respects, above the average. success, domestic slavery has been abolished, reli• gious disqualifications removed, compulsory labour aban- Bentley's Miscellany is as lively and ...

... PRO.SLAVERY FANATICIS 31 IN THE AMERICAN UNION. The Yew York fournal of Commerce says that the following incendiary handbill was received a few days since by a highly-respectable citizen, an American by birth, a patriot, and a Christian, to whom it was ...

... SUGAR DUTIES AND SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Sig,—lf there be any feeling of Christian humanity or political honour in Whiggistn it should, after the very disengenuous course it took in order to pass the act for equalising the duty on slave-grown sugar in ...

... decrease tribunals, and hope for the credit arising from of 216,5261., the receipts for the year 1858 being a fair trial, the slavery of the bar is doubly 66,286,9951., while, for the year 1859, they declined the greatest condemnation which can fall upon the• ...

... virgin soil. It would appear also that the slaves were worked during Sunday, as in Cuba. This was not done in Jamaica during slavery. Both Olmsted and Russell state that guano and bone dust are also extensively and profitably used in the slave states of America ...

... until the reading in Congress is announced. --- The House of Representatives was still engrossed with the discussion of the slavery question, and some very exciting speeches had been delivered. The vote for Speaker on the 23d showed that Mr. Sherman (Republican) ...

... been commonly called the Roman Catholic Emancipation Act, but which he thought should be more aptly termed the Protestant Slavery Bilk for it had led the way to serious injury to the Protestant cause (bear, hear). Soon after that vital change had been ...

... should only begin on the other side of the grave. Emancipation simply converts the slave into the pariah; and, though a pro-slavery orator will sometimes affirm that the condition of the Virginian bondsman is better than that of the British labourer, we ...