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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night Mr. George to whose earnest appeals behalf the abolition of slavery io America the inhabitants '•f Newcastle have bad many opportanitias lately of listening, delivered one more lecture that subject in St. James’ Chapel, Blackett ...
... tho Free States who defend Slavery and tho Fugitive Slave Law. Even the Rev. 11. W. Beecher declared that slavcholding was not always sinful, and he renders support the pro slavery American Board of Missions. The Pro-Slavery Indepeodenls support that Board ...
... ENGLISH METHODISM AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. The connection of American slavery with American Christianity is much to be deplored by Christians everywhere. In many minds it either creates suspicion and distrust, or compels them to forsake a religious community ...
... de* fence of the institution of slavery was delivered : ‘‘The Rev. George P. Kettell said that the real question was to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question as to the right of slavery. Was slavery sin to such extent that man should ...
... wished to express their sympathy with the pro-slavery missionaries among the Choctaws, whose mission the American Board has just discontinued. These men, you will see, thoroughly agree in the wish that slavery may be left undisturbed, but differ somewhat ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 41, Vol. 2, May Ist, 18G0. Here is a letter respecting the Choctaw Mission, cut from the pro-slavery Journal of Commerce, (New York) : The Choctaw Mission It was announced some time since that the Southern Aid Society had ...
... of that paper to slavery and abolitionism. It is an editorial notice, from ihe same paper from which I took the report (sent yesterday) of the Choctaw Mission Meeting ; and it shows the distinction sought to be made between anti-slavery and abolition by ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 41, Vol. 2, May Ist, 1860. the great anti-slavery meeting in Wakefield last January. Miss Remond was his guest on that occiusion. In public as well in private he expressed himself as increasingly convinced of the enormous ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 41, Vot. 2, May Ist, 18C0. slavery as the greatest evil ought to be the most earnest in sending the gospel where it most abounds : that all the members of a church are slaveholders, the church is not to be cast out, but ...
... church is implicated ■with slavery none have dared to question, in the face of such overwhelming facts have appeared in a recent pamphlet specially addressed to Wesleyans upon this subject. Upwards of twenty British Anti-Slavery Societies leagued themselves ...
... 421 f3ll of Slavery most he left to time, to economical causes, end to the influence on the owners of the reprobation of the world. All who are interested in the delivetence of the Western Republic from the curse of Negro Slivery will see with pleasure ...
... —l3th. Dublin; Rotunda; Slavery and Anti-Slavery in the United States ; Rev. Dr. Urwick.—l6th. South Shields; American Slavery.—l7th. Newcastle; Assembly Rooms ; Slavery, its Evils and Remedies.—l9th. Newcastle; Lecture Hall; Slavery, and ...