... But our people, as a moss, have too much love for ffie eatereign in whose beneficent reign they received their freedom from slavery ever to rebel cgainet her authority ; we feel quite awe, and have felt all through that it was a wicked and malicious libel ...

... 9th. The message is very decided on the subject of slavery. Whilst Mr Lincoln remains in power, he declares he will not attempt to retract or modify the emancipation proclamation, nor return to slavery any persor. who is freed by that proclamation or ...

... important one—our duty to God in removing a continent from the blast and blight of slavery (cheer.). How many are those whose voices are sounding all over England, saying let slavery go It is recorded in the biography of one of the most noble of your sons, Sir ...

... , and of apparently inexlvinstible strength and activity. His gait is like a panther's—l never sew such a tread. No anti-slavery novel has described a man of each marked ability Ile makes Toussaint perfectly intelligible; snit if there should ever be ...

... is a great jackass if he don't make the most of his time, and free the slaves if he can. We of the North, who believe in slavery, and who make our fortune by it every year, are great asses if we do not do all we can to get the South hack on their own ...

... David Davies, the Star, secretary ; and Mr John Pugh, Penbryn, treasurer. The subject under discus.ion on the 20th was, Is slavery in conformity with Christianit. ? I'ETTY SESSIONS, TUESDAY, March 20tb.—Beforo R. M. Richards, Esq., Lewis Williams, Esq ...

... Foreign Miscellany. Fountain Brown, a citizen of Washington, has been convicted of kidn apping negroes and selling them into slavery, and sentenced to fifteen years' imprisonment at bard labour at Alton, Illinois. As a consequence of the submission of the ...

... British strength made it impassible to put an end to slavery or to establish a republic free from slavery. To meet England it was necessary to benched, arid to be united it was necessary to tolerate slavery, and from that hour to this—at least to within two ...

... show this to be reasonable and logical enough. The people of Missouri know by bitter experience the blighting influence of slavery ; they know that whilst in Illinois, just across the Mississippi, at a point where you may cross in a few minutes, property ...

... separated quietly at a word from Captain White. SLATERS* IN Ba sm.—Slavery has reached its high. water mark in BraziL On the Bth of April the Emperor signed a decree abolishing slavery after twenty years from this date, and giving absolute freedom to ...

... appointment. THE WAR'S EFFECT ON SLAVERY. The following in an extract from the !attar of a Federal general officer, dated New Orleans, August 27, 1861— The Southern people do not ask for the re-Institution of slavery. They understood that nobody le left ...

... Abolitionists of the liseuher School were very friendly to Mr. Carlyle until this last card. Now they regard him as a pro-slavery poet.. Bonaparte a Friend of Palmerston, and Rules England. European news is becoming interesting, and our *Tea gent. groceries ...