... 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. 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 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 ...

... SLAVERY, One ciy of the demagogue secessionists is, unless the negroes are forced back into bondage, they will cheapen free labour by competition.” How stupid! Will not thero be as much work in tho country when arc free as now ? Can the negroes do any ...

... SLAVERY seems to be no sooner crushed in one place than it springs up in another, and fitly enough too iu the Eiiylwh colony of Queensland, for your readers will doubtless remember that the first Christian (?) nation who began the traffic iu slaves were ...

... a State in which slavery was established institution; and one London weekly iournal puts the matter thus :— The offer of bribe (free trade) for permission to build a State whose corner-stone is the 'divine institution of human slavery,' needs only to ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. There are at present, the DeOats remarks, but two conntries in the world claiming the designation of Christian in which slavery still exists. Forty years back England freed herself from that dreadful leprosy in 1848 France followed ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has addressed the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe:— Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. Dear Madam —Id acknowleding your letter aad pamphlet, 1 take the opportunity of laying before ...

... letter in the Times:— “ Before Parliament rose a question was put to Sir Staf- ford Northcote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally in India. The subject is a very old one, and the fullest details will be found in old parliamentary papers on India ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. (FROM THE MORNING POBT.) There are unquestionably a large number of well-educated individuals in this country who are firmly convinced that the Federal Government are sincerely desirous of abolishing slavery, and that, in the event ...

... SLAVERY AND RELIGION, If appearances are to be trusted, storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not a total disruption of the “everlasting Union.” Slavery, of course, is at the bottom ...