... POSTSCRIPT. There has been, in point of numbers and enthusiasm, an immense Anti-Slavery Meeting at Exeter Hall. Not only was the great room filled to suffocation, but the room under it was used as a chapel of ease, to which some of the preachers above ...

... classical trifling. Slavery was inherited by both from an Oriental origin, and its existence was one cause why neither State rose into perpetuity. The demos of Athens might be a time a glorious misnomer, but still it was a misnomer. Slavery was *Hated by the ...

... however, is accomplished. We have, under tho guise of a three volume novel, a most vivid picture of the moral slough in which slavery has sunk the South, and It exposes one ot the most revolting features of the institution in a clearer light than it has ...

... character. Slavery is, no doubt, at the bottom of the contest; but slavery is not democratical ; its very existence is a gross violation of the democratical assertion which is at the very basis of the American Confederation. Moreover, slavery itself was ...

... part they take in the advocacy of the policy of the Washington Ministry! • hit a war to put down slavery ? Let us take the bull by the horns at nee. Slavery is still the law of the lead by proclamation of the President and Act of Coogan in Kentucky, Maryland ...

... reeding Mr. Gladatoads Newoestle speeds. and making sons inquiries as to the of the right hon. gentleman In reference to slavery 11, Downing-street, Whitehall. ait. 17. Sir,—! an desired by the Chancellor of the Bashegun to acknowledge the of your Ist= ...

... that the 'leading Anti-slavery men in America' are prepared to negotiate with the authorities of the Confederate States for a 'restoration of peace and the independence of the South on - a pledge that the Abolitionists and Anti-slavery leaders of the Northers ...

... income seven millions and a half. A poet says of the fetters of a slave, that the bad entered into his soul. Is there not a slavery as abject and irredeemable wherein gold enters into the soul? Crcesus, King of Lydia, ridiculed the poverty of Lacedmmou. ...

... out correct, and which may also prove utterly false. Federalism is fighting for union; and union implies the sanction of slavery within certain limits, and the complicity of the North in the detestable Fugitive Slave Law. The meeting was therefore utterly ...

... to continue? Oh, lam met with the cry -I have heard it here-' Slavery.' But what is slavery in the South as compared with the black man's condition in the North? No man looks upon slavery with greater horror than I do, and if I could benefit the slaves- ...

... this upportuaity saying that, when that terrible struggle first broke out, he felt that, as an enemy to the continuance of slavery, he could verweely be otherwise than opposed to what was termed the Southern ratensts In Americo, because he felt that, inasmuch ...

... adopted the Constitution abolishing slavery, toseassiag secession and the rebel debt, and having organised tbe State Government under the said Constitution, which b:id ratified the Constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, aud also the amendment proposed ...