... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH OF BRAZIL To TEN lnor 0 DTIMY NNW8 S&R,-The mail which has just arrived has brought a story illustrating the moral Influences of davery in the south of BraziL The scanial related in the sub- joined letter, which appeared in the Jernaldo ...

... save slavery. I eli you it can't be done, and the Government has tome to that conclusion. Let me tell you, confiden- ially, that on Monday last they opened a new set of 5ooks, and came to the conclusion that if the Union tan't be saved, and slavery saved ...

... LEGAL INCIDENTS OF SLAVERY. The following brief and modest paper appeared in a receat inue of the North Anterican, of this city, with the beadina, 'Southern Slavery and the Christian Religion. In the meet summary and coclusive meaner, it disposes of ...

... Washjlgtot re imagiued the fearful difficulties attendant on anyc22g as to the lot of four millions of people degranded b a slavery. They fail to see that, even in this time of uptu,&, d jug, it is impossible as to so weight7 a matter to p e othrwise than ...

... BAPTISTS AND SLAVERY. of The enclosed letter has been recently received ad from the United States of America, in answer to one for- if warded from the Church under the care of the Rev. Charles Ir- Stovel, pastor, on the subject of slavery. to The Board ...

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... ENGLAND AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. I TO ld EMDIO OF THE DAIY IHEWS. Smn,-Will you allow a constant reader and ad- mirer of your impartial paper to give expression ?? your columns to the feelings of sorrow and disappointment which numbers of your readers must ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AND SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. a Sxi,-In one part of his Newcastle speech Mr. Gladstone observes- v I can understand those who say-and I confess it t a be my own opinion-that it is greatly for the interests of the 8' negro ...

... SLAVERY AND THE AFRICAN RACE. TO TIH EDITOB OF TNE DAIy NEWS. SI.,-lHaving been out of from all communica. tion with the outer world for nearly two years, I only lately received the Daily News and other pe- riodicals for the latter months of 1859 and ...

... this country all the statesmen were in favour of the labour states against the capital states. He traces the progress of the slavery question from 1820, when the bill known as the Missouri compro. mise was enacted, to the present year. Then he says:- Mr ...

... chance of a sincere trial. It is slavery which has made the South au oligarcby the most tyrannous In fact that the world can now show. It is slavery which has trammelled and oorrupted the free spirit of the North. It is slavery which hi made the citizen boutful ...

... equal poeteo- tion, records its detestation of negro slavery in America, and of the attempt of therebellious Senithern slaviowldera to organize on the great American coatinent a Ratioik having slavery as its bhsis&' -Mr. IVNan, an op i~ secondtlieresoluIN ...