... even petty civil wars that have been, and are still notorious. Ac- cording to their opinion the men of the slave and anti- slavery states, when tho hour of disunion arrives, know well that in disunion lies an individual ruin, and they will do anything rather ...

... and intermediate places. Lately when in London, a Judas of a driver sold him fo somo worthless don;. fancier hut Jock hated slavery, and giving his new master the slip, was in Perth the next day. His last jou. nry poor l'ciiow was to Edinburgh. After view ...

... town in January, 1858. Tho news from the Leeward Coast is not of mucb import ance. The African, under the head of White Slavery, corro- borates the statements mado in Richardson's Travels in Morocco, that white mon are kept in bondage on the line ...

... was the groat and holy wo.-k of planting the Gospel of Christ in a heathen land, and breaking down the devil's institute of slavery ; and they pro- posed to do this simply by the aid of common sense, sanctified by Christianity. The Rev. Mr. Cinsul Hanson ...

... free emigration of negroes from the coast of Africa was utterly impossible, and that such a scheme waa only • revival of slavery. Lords Clarendon and Malmesbury had addressed remonstrances upon the subject to the Emperor of the French, in accordance with ...

... dangerous principle in the state ? (hear, hear.) There was a book published by George Stevenson upon the subject of anti-slavery predilections, in which was graphically described tbe exercise of a most unconstitutional power by two mis- chievous individuals ...