... AMERICAN SLAVERY AS IT IS. GREAT MEETING IN NEWCASTLE. On Wednesday night Mr. George Thompson addressed an audience in the Lecture Hull, Nelson-street, on the subject of American Slavery as it now is, but more pari ticuhirly with reference to the recent ...

... discussed the leading features of the great struggle now going on in America between the proslavery and the ami slavery parties. traced tbe progress slavery hud made in the southern parts of the United States, and the great influence the declaration of the in ...

... THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY. A little less than a year ago English gentleman and bis family went to speiiJ some months in South Carolina for health. On their return the north the spring they stopped on their way tlic residence of a British Consul. He was at ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY. WIGAN FEBRUARY 1880. Oub thanks are due and tendered to Lord Brougham for his speech on this subject, in the House of Lords, few evenings ago. The great cotton question—-or the great slavery questionis one of the moat vital to the ...

... COTTON AND SLAVERY. Lord BROUGHAM, in moving for a return of cotton imported from various parts of the world during the last two years, and the amount of revenue levied upon it, advocated the removal of duties on raw cotton as a measure which would encourage ...

... cotton and slavery It is satisfactory to learn that the importation of cotton has enormously increased. It is at the same time lamented that the slave trade has also greatly increased. Cotton and slavery ; the cultivation of a simple vegetable and the ...

... the Anti- Slavery Society, what, in the name of everything that is consistent, is the cause of the Yankees perpetuating the ?? system by seUing. as Lord Brougham said last night, thousands of free people of colour to the state of slavery? —I am, kc ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST. JAMES'S CHRONICLE. SIR,—I hope you will afford me space for two brief extracts from Lord Brougham's speeches on the slave question. He said, June 17, 1858 :— Even admitting, for the sake .of argument, that ...

... rr'unlor to Williame Lloyd Gar- rison, to the necmbers oat'lce Armerican Auti-Slavery :o- ciety, and to all others who are eeelkin-g by moral and peaceful meons the overthrow of slavery in tie United States, their assurnace of aarnest svinpathy in lteir gient ...

... SLAVERY IN MOZAMBIQUE. The reason for giving the slaves so little food is not that their masters are unable to feed them, but simply that they come of a fierce race, and it is necessary to keep them in subjection. The Portuguese are always dreading their ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS. MR. FREDERICK NEWCASTLE. > A crowded meeting, coniptsed of’the most respectable classes of lown, Oook pteee in Lecture Room night, the Bev. Jam* presiding, for the purpose of liflLniig toi e . lecture from the celebrated Hr. Frederick ...

... to collect facts, and diffuse information relative to the subject of Slavery. An American minister who is afraid to pay a visit to the office of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society ought not to be trusted. He comes from a part infected with the ...