... n to the slave States, that the existence of slavery was distinctly recognized by the constitution, and that the whole discussion at the framing of the constitution proceeded upon the recotition of slavery. He read copious extracts from the Maddison papers ...

... Wesley in Great Britain snd Ireland, to aid in Purifying their American Zion from Slavery. The author is William H. Pullen, secretary of the Leeds Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society. A copy has been sent to every Wes- leyan minister in Great Britain and ...

... against slavery. ite~ where is my protection ? r Air. Mlites-Can you go to England and incite the labour.u tug1 ing classes tihers to assassinate thle Queen ? gult Mtr. Lovejoy-I don't desire to. di) Chat. I claim his rightv fiti1, to discuss slavery everywhere ...

... States and talk against slavery, where is my protection? Mr Miles-Can you go to England and incite the labour. ing classes there to assassinate the Queen? Mn Loveioy-I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere under the stars ...

... Austria. The address goes on to say:—Your cowardly tyrants make use of you as vile instruments for keeping your brethren in slavery; they seek to excite you against us. The ultimate result of this fratricidal war is known to every cue. You must look for ...

... slaveholding in all its atrocity and hideousness, just as gentlemen had here polygamy. Pablic sesitiment will bunt and scour out slavery, and the proper way is by the action of the Slave States themselves. He had indorsed the Helper book because he wanted to ...

... Austria.1 The address goes on to say:- Your cowardly tyrants make use of you s vile instruments for keeping your brethren in slavery; ihey seek'to incite you against Us. The ultimate result of this fratricidal war is known to everyone. .You must look for ...

... that Mr. Spurgeon's sermons have been publicly burnt, inder the impressiontthat they containpassages adverse to American slavery! lYes, in the town of Montgomery, Alabama, a bonfire has been made of the books of an English minister of the Gospel, on the ...

... sufficiently indricate how that section of tile American Maethodists stands npon the slavery question:- Resolved, that we sincerely deilbrae the agitation of tile slavery question both in C ilurch and State, anld earnestly 10opc and fervently pi-ay that ...

... than physical death, and there was a Slavery far moreI fearful and degrading than the Slavery of the body-theI the death of the drunkard, and the slavery to intoxicating tsdrinks. (Applause.) This death and, this slavery, however, T~lwere not to be avoided ...

... against slavery, where is my pro- tection? Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat)-Can you go to England, and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queen? Ml. Lovejoy-I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...

... be held to be good for an inter- ference with slavery. They are, however, divided in opinion nn thlis, sotne of them claiming ?? to interdict polygamy is to deal with a crirne, whereas meddling with slavery would bo touching the rights of property alone ...