... so-called Glaphara Sect,” well as of the philanthropists who exerted themselves for the abolition of tho Sluvo trade and of slavery. The family belong to the Highlands of Scotland, wheio Zachary Macaulay’s father and uncle were ministers of the Kirk. Dr ...

... recorded in oar last, from the D*hf Newt :—He was the son of Zachary whose honoured name is inseparably connected with the Anti-Slavery movement of the beginieng of the century. Strange M ®*y seem, there in oar minds no doabt that his parentage was his grand ...

... were ripening for areturn to the true spirit of republicanism by the Federal Government casting off the reproach of chattel slavery, the event has been evidently preci- pitated by a wild and hopeless invasion of Virginia on behalt of the slaves of a Puritan ...

... the poor nati ves o f I n di a, t h e horrors of which it was impossible t o convey. I n h er famous letter in Enkland on slavery she took occasion to intimate her desire to see nations minding their own business, and if she had lost her head in Ens.- ...

... Indila mcer- fel chant, and still reanembered as the associate of Wilberforcefa in his labonre for the abolition of ne-gro slavery. The late Peer was born in 1800, and, after a course of private in- th 'f struction at home, hie was entered, in his eighteenth ...

... of tbe comfortable condition of tbe American Negro and the ab- surdity of sentimental lamentation over his imaginary woes, slavery is a foul crime against humanity, a crying sin in ! tbe sight of God, and the nation that cherishes it as an institution ...

... they may be inferior to the white ram, they endure in their bondage euderings which appal those who are onscquainued ith slavery. Many a prayer has ascended from the hearts of ail of this ram who enjoy freedom hors, for the soul of John sad those who ...

... Justice to the South. Let us see what passages th were most cheered in the speakers' oratigns, and iu then ask what the slavery of the South is doing for the reason, morality, and religion of the Northern States of the Union. Mr. BEoom, the first speaker ...

... been endeavouring to effect, peaceful, moral, aud religious instrumentalities, the abolition of American slavery ; and, if possible, I hate slavery thirty times more than I did when I began, and I thirty times more, if possible, an abolitionist of the ...

... this effect. and Teethe wens isaJe. the that set opposed I. slavery. that both were parties to the training of the constitution of the Visited and, Nerefore, not entitled to cavil at slavery. Oes of the N, Brooke, said — But, oh, ye Scrams and ftsri ...

... -LI view of tIC politicialns of the Frec States, bankcd together for the purpose of an assault u1)0o1 tIle institution ef slavery in the South, there are at this monilent enuissaries throughout the South Carrying out tile piogramme laid down in that infamious ...

... chlivessi te for burial, bat it was not known Gieversior Wise acceded to the request. • PUBLIt DEMONSTRATIONS. A great pro-slavery meeting has been held at Boston as a sort of set-off to the numerous demonstrations of an opposite kind which took place ...