... United States of America will b« alone among civilised nation* retsinlog too barbarous institution of human slavery. Kven Riirs ...

... SLAVERY. MR. J. C. THOMPSON, An Escaped Slave from Green ll'ldurz ay, Richmond. Virginia, will deliver TWO LECTURES On the above subject, in the MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, On Thursday and Friday Evenings, 15th and 10th May, at 8 o'clock, In which he will give ...

... between the Pro-slavery and Anti-slavery parties America exists. The Republicans have carried the election for President. The accession Mil Lincoln to the Presidential chair in May next, has laid the Southern party prostrate for the whole terra of Lincoln ...

... —that great and good man—for not abolishing. slavery at once in all the States of America. They who do speak inAbraham Lincoln had no such power. Abraham Lincoln had constitutionally no more power to abolish slavery in the individual States of America than ...

... SLAVERY. A. MinisteriaLprotest against slavery has been made in the Spanish Cortes. On Saturday Minister Becarra promised that a new Constitution s h ou ld b e b roug ht forward for th 9 Spanish. West India island of Porto Rico. In so pledg in g himself ...

... with whom ever spoke on the subject of slavery, seemed confident that the true prosperity of Africa would only commence with the cessation of slavery. And they all say it would be far better for them if slavery were put down altogether than allowed to ...

... SLAVERY. slavery question is touched on letter from New York, which appears the Timet: What (asks the writer) is to become negro slavery ? To hang the the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheeale back Seceded States, without offering them ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. e - The ReV Dr Caswell, vicar of Figheldean, forwards to an ecclesiastical contemporary the following extracts from a letter which he has received from a clerical friend in Maryland well known in this country by his almost enthusiastic ...

... SLAVERY AND THE lb. Moron, the savoy of the Confederste Slot.. in England, bar ont to the Time • correspond's*/ with Mr. Conway, the Amtrtaw gentlemen who wee latredneei to tha palgie at the Loudoe Tavern. on Turley, ander the eselpiere of Mr. Jahn Bwoht ...

... MODERN SLAVERY Gentlemen,—Permit me to say that, excellent as prosperity is, it is, ought be, only an incident in the great scheme of human happiness; but woe betide that people who make it a principle. The man who only lives to accumulate is certain ...

... AMERICAY SLAVERY. The Rev Dr Caswell, vicar of Figheldeen, , (onwards to an ecclesiastical contaapothey the I following extracts from a letter which he has received from a clerical friend in Maryland well known in this country by his enthusimile regard ...

... slavery in Stouiti; A muvement in on foot iu New York to get aid for the distressed operstives France, OMIIIIMIIN•iiiilli FRANCE AND amp - asu at Goma k t Wlbusnala as a slim from tea tillt 1.••• to be tlinpailias aims at Mimi est la awn d in na atbanorias ...