... the Honourable Society 6ray*a Inn— aold for 76C’. The Slavery Question America.—The convulaive effort,—“ death flurry,” the whalers call it, which is taking place in America, on the subject of slavery, is shamelessly backed up here portions ol the Press ...

... avcß freemen as acquit ourselves at this time. It is not a question of surplices merely, it is freedom or slavery, and, worst of all, the slavery of priestcraft. Surplices and other vestments are nothing in themselves, being merely academical costumes ...

... lifetime of slavery. Some left dear companions ; they were enslaved, and we had no other alternative than slavery or exile. We were weak j our oppressors were strong. We were feeble, scattered, helpless; they, being powerful, placed before us slavery or banishment ...

... quoting the to»a-mony of President Edwards and Jtffersou againstsavery, Dr. Guthrie continues Though violent termifiitioa to slavery is not one that any reflecting and right-tbiatag man would wish, the system, one cruelty, of iinfflorality, of robbery, and ...

... their own community, who have come hither and asserted that they were the representatives of a Church free from the crime of slavery. In 1857 Dr. M'Cliktock and Bishop Simpson, delegates to the Conference, declared that theirs was not a slaveholding Church ...

... American slavery are more closely riveted, and that prejudice, more implacable than servitude, pursues and presses down those that are free. They feel the iron entering into their souls. They are now threatened with being again sold into slavery, not because ...

... time for '’Vina pass'd, and that the national rephcvfi it. The Government mandate of f April was to free the country from slavery means of a war, and find for ihe future in union wiih Piedmont, the Tuscan people during the last confirm, ibis mandate, and ...

... of her will feel that their fellowsubject* in India ought not to be put into peril and reduced to slavery for the purpose of averting the evils of slavery from the people of Africa. We would have those evils brought to an end, but not by inflicting similar ...

... for with no little anxiety thro”* bould or more of these New Engtod issued^ against the republican party intervention with slavery, the ( OlU cW* and trade would How hack into bliM« t«^ lint, tlie other hand, d New England should be a’iiioD thn l that mutters ...

... case, and that the Grand Dukes and Austria between them, would have made the freedom tba! guaranteed, a good imitation of slavery- But his Majesty failed in this likely enterprise, and the Peace of Villafranca produced the meat that is now the puzzle of ...

... Pope—to the setting up once more of the superannuation Bourbon oppression, and the riveting Germany again of the chains of slavery, and giving a new lea«e to the iron sway of Russia, the graphic writer goes on : This wa« a marvellously different picture ...

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