... 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 ...

... and, as be thought, wisely made, private property the owners of which could prove their loyalty to the Government. COME AND SLAVERY. Lord Bnoconan, in moving for a return of cotton imponed from various parts of the world during the last two years, and the ...

... Crewe Station. f '14, Betley-street, Crevws, Jan. G., 1850. AMERICAN SLAVERY. TO -TlE DITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MrERCURtY. Gentlemen,-In a former letter upon American , atrocity and slavery I made some observations which ir axe liable to misapprehension. With ...

... put down the slave trade not only Africa, but in America, where four millions of the descendants ot Africans are kept in slavery, chiefly in raising cotton for the English market. The African chiefs on the Western coast arc beginning to see that it will ...

... Italian History. B.—Cotton Supply—The Difficulty of Lancashire. 4.—Amy Officers and Rifle Corps. .Mi-o oruiuld olout AraerietD Slavery. 6 —Mr. • isia. li’s Liberalism.—No. 11. Inuoipt rauce—lts Causes and Cures, b.—The Rook World. o.—Mootblies and Quarterlies ...

... Lessons t—Genesta l, St. Mark v. Evening Lessons: —Genesis n., - Cor. i. THE CHRONICLE. BOLTON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1860. SLAVERY AND COTTON. A good deal has been written in ridicule of Satirists, long before Sterne and ever since, have delighted to show ...

... on at lin and TUESDAY February sth. dth, and 7th Itlist. Suktecta Renday, The lam words of greet men. Monday, The slavery of Custom. Tuesday, That Political liberty eau never he eejoyed mail the Liquor Traffic ie aniallarevi . The chair to be ...

... arrived at Liverpool on Monday, bringing ;82 passengers, and bringing 335,300 dollars in specie and freight. THE SENATE AND THE SLAVERY QUES TION.—The advices are not very interesting, but they appear to show that the Republican party is likely bo the victor ...

... sounded to herald forth the time when the question-of slavery as a domestic institution Shall be decided in the 'United States. It is written with the view of showing the evil effects of slavery in its economic, 29 well as its humanitarian aspects, and ...

... preparation, sounded to herald forth the when the question of slavery as a domestic institution shall be decided in the United States. It is written with the view of showing the evil effects of slavery in its economic, 11 4 well as its humanitarian aspects, ...

... Southern Stetee by tha Harper's Ferry outbreak, and its cod sequent controversies. Eighteen more persons, supposed to hold anti-slavery opinions, have been expelled from Kentucky ; and bill introduced into the Texan legislature proposes to provide for the i ...

... s, in which the discussion* were assuming a very angry tone, had Speaker. The New York Times indignantly denies that the slavery JUestion has had any effect on the trading relations between ac north and south. The presidents the various Virginia railroad ...