... SLAVERY AND RELIGION, If appearances are to be trusted, storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not a total disruption of the “everlasting Union.” Slavery, of course, is at the bottom ...

... COOLIE SLAVERY It is disgrace our legislature that this traffic, under circumstances closely akin negro slavery, is allowed he carried on in British ships, and by British subjects. Some years ago our present Chief Secretary made an attempt to legislate ...

... HORRORS OF SLAVERY. A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED IN the TOWN-HALL, COLERAINE, TUESDAY evening next, the 22nd inst., by Mr. B. Benson, gentleman of colour, and Agent to tba Irish Temperance League. ...

... SLAVERY AND RELIGION. If appearances are to trusted, a storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not total disruption of the “everlasting Union.** Slavery, of course, at the bottom ...

... GLAND AND SLAVERY IN which came under judicial investigation at Eastbourne, in Suseex, last week, has furnished a sub- ject of indignant in some of the public jour- nala, both of and of this country, although it mast be observed that acroes the Channel ...

... y defence of the institution of slavery was delivered The Rev. Gborob F. Keitel said that the real qoes* tion was to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question as to the right of slavery. Was slavery sin to sooh an extent that mao should ...

... defence of the institution of slavery was delivered :— “ The Rev. George F. Kettell said that the real question was as to the change of discipline, and that was based on the question as to the right of slavery. Was slavery a sin to such an extent that ...

... following resolution :—That the national democracy of the United States hold these cardinal princiciples on the subject of slavery in the territories. Second That the Territorial legislature has no power to abolish slaver)’ in the territories, nor to prohibit ...

... SLAVES. The tenderness of conscience which characterises the jicoi'lcof Great Britain, just at present, on the subject of slavery in America, is one of the most edifying spectacles of the age. No man, woman or child within the limits of the United Kingdom ...

... SLAVES. The tenderness of conscience which characterises the peorde of Great Britain, just at present, on the subject of slavery in America, is one of the‘most edifying spectacles of the age. No man, woman or child within the I limits of the United Kingdom ...

... object the Southern States rather to keep Mr. Seawardthe man who spoke so boldly of the irrepressible conflict between slavery and freedom—out of the Presidential chair, than to promote the success of any particular candidate; and there is only too ...

... regard to slavery, becomes transparent innocence beside the wrongs which England for ages has jicrsislcd in inflicting on Ireland. And Americans, moreover, have tenfold greater right to speak of this, than have Englishmen to reproach ug with slavery. share ...