... forget- that one of them (Maston) is the originator of the vile enactment which has done so muclh to perpetuate the sin of slavery. Whilst we glory In the honour of our country's flug, let us show that we have no ?? with the slaveholder and trafficker in ...

... that when Tuo[ms CARLYLE disgraced himself a few years ago by writing a pro-slavery patuphlet, several Members of Congress wrote to him in its praise, and stated that if slavery could be re-established in the West Indies, they would cndeavour to secede ...

... in Sicily. THE WRECK OF SLAVERY.-The triumph of the North (says a Boston, U. S. correspondent of the Lon- don Inuirer) will be the trium ph of freedom. The emancipation-'of slaves employed in the rebellion abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia ...

... this oountry—thus recognising him the nation's guest. This, it is said, wa3 the intention of President Lincoln also.— Anti-Slavery Standard, July 29. m Druids' Lodge Festival at Aston.—On Tuesday last the members of the Grand J unction Lodge Order of Diuids ...

... Constitution is a simple contract between iude- pendent States ; and to prevent, in the future, all discussion relating to slavery it has been resolved that the Confederate Government shall not pos- sess any power regarding it. The article of the constitution ...

... sentiment of hostility slavery has embittered the two sections of the country against each other, and probably a majority of Southerners have thought, and do think, that the Republican Abolition party, now in power, Intend to abolish slavery at once, or least ...

... has arrived here with little damage, neither 15 making any water, nor being Strained, al to THE REAL ABETTJRS or AMERICAN SLAVERY.- es' is For 30 years then,at least, the penmen of public opinionhave go re been omitting wvarnings respecting the precariousness ...

... morally and socially, continues better in the South, as slaves than as free m the North, I cannot advocate the abolition of slavery. About twelve months or so since, a negro woman, having five children, who had at her master's death been given her i own ...

... holding States, who have seceded from the Union, on the ground that the abolition of slavery was involved in the contest in which the two divisions are now engaged. Negro slavery is an abhorrence in England, and the good wishes of all classes can hardly be with- ...

... of the detestation hurled against slavery by our public men is little better than eant and hypocrisy; and that they in reality see no- thirn to be deplored in the negro being transferred from misery in Africa to slavery in Cuba or the United States or at ...

... said k the project meets with favor among many who are in- t flexibly opposed to any pro-slavery alteration of the .t Constitution er to the extension of slavery, under any t pretence whatever. We consider this a fair and reason- o able compromise, and ...

... Consula theng points of the Eastern Coast of Africa. At Rttr few vords from Mr. J. FonsTERn,-one of the pa- ts of the Anti-Slavery movement, tind pAtLMERsTON, in reply, expressed his willingness to take suc steps as might appear desirable and prudent in ...