... ENGLISH SLAVERY! Sons few months ago our columns contained several extracts from a pamphlet entitled Wrongs which cry for redress, from the pen of HOMEY, Esq., F.S.S. The exertions of this philanthropic gentleman are deserving of every encluragement ...

... SLAVERY IN HAPPY ENGLAND We make the following extract from a letter on the subject of a Bill now before the House of Commons, entitled—a Bill to place the employment of women, young persons, and children, in bleaching works and dyeing works, under the ...

... strongly and truly . 'One hour,'said he, •of American slavery outw eighs whole ages the oppression we ram against Simian to shake off !' You cannot deny that ; and though a violent termination to slavery is not one that any reflecting and right-thinking man ...

... He says' We all dread political slavery, or subjection to the arbitrary power of a king, or of any man or men not deriving their authority from the people. Yet such a state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery of the negroes. Suppose that in the ...

... A PIONEER PREACHER. A less remarkable and amusing character was one Peter Cartwright. was a great anti-slavery advocate anil struck right and left at all comers. One dav.’on approaching a ferry across the river Illinois, he heard the ferryman swearing ...

... Frightful Tragedy at Ehrenbreitstein ; A clue to the Perpetrators of a Murder Committed three years ago; Dr. Guthrie on American Slavery; Appalling Mortality at Sea; A Respectable Shoplifter; A new and Unlimited Power ; The Bankruptcy Law; Wreck of the •, ...

... way owing to the defective foundation, and become a mass of ruins. SLAVERY AND METHODISM.At a recent meeting of the Methodist Conference, in America, a debate took plllce ,?o slavery, in which the following facts were tailed b-y Mr. Long :-He estimates ...

... undergone no change, and Afr. Lamar, in a spefech in the Senate on the 21st, on the question of slavery, said the South were determined that the institution of slavery should be maintained as an existing fact in the confederacy. The Boston Daily Atlas says ...

... the first of the sort which hat been brought alive to this country. SLAVERY AND METRODISM.—At a recent meeting of the Methodist Conference, in America, a debate took place on slavery, in which the following facts were detailed by Mr. Long :—He estimates ...

... your Washington. After quoting the testimony of President Edwards and Jefferson against slavery, Dr. Guthrie continues :— Though a violent termination to slavery is not one that any reflecting and right-thinking man would wish, the system, as one of ...

... and intermediate places. Lately when in London, a Judas of a driver sold him to some worthless dog-fancier, but Jock hated slavery, and giving his new makter the slip, was in Perth the next day. His last journey, poor fellow, was to Edinburgh. After viewving ...

... is, we ought, perhaps, be thankful for any Belorzn crumbs from the Palmerstonlan table.— Atku. LITTLE “PINK,” A STORY OP SLAVERY. The following touching beautiful incident we have compiled from a private letter (says the Manchester Examiner), written ...