... anti-slave party in their efforts against slavery. The answer of the British Conference in relation to the question says that the British brethren were pleased with the strong avowal on the subject of slavery made by the delega. tion of the Church in ...

... lected as his text, Fear God, and honour the ling. LECTURES on AMiERICAli SLAVERY. - On Tuesday evening last, Edward Irvine, a fugitive slave, delivered a lecture on American slavery, in the school-room, Low Moor, Clitheroe. The lecturer, who it appears ...

... anti-slave party in their efforts against slavery. The answer of the British Con- ference in relation to the question says that the British brethren were pleased with thc strong avowal on the subject of slavery mad. by the delegation of the Uhurch in the ...

... of slavery. Didn't his brethren love coffee and sugar, and, he was sorry to Say, tobacco ? Did they ever think of abolishing slavery by giving up slave products ? ; It was something very curious to - so a brother get up and make an anti-slavery speech ...

... without the tyranny of the poiailace ; that litsirty does not nectssarilrck..generate Into licentiousness, and that abject slavery is not the only refuge from anarchy. WRY HEROES CALLED GREAT Lord Brougham then dwelt at onnsiderable length on the claims ...

... opportunity, whereupon Mr. Cririe introduced to his lordship an intelligent African, who, many years ago, wa3 released from slavery, and. coming over to this country, eventually served a seven years' apprenticeship to a bricklayer, and was now employed in ...

... whereas 202 votes were necessary for the occasion. The slavery question was evidently the stumbling block again. Not that Mr. Douglas is an Abolitionist ; but he is not a sufficiently out-and-out slavery man tO . _suit the prejudices, and, as they suppose ...

... exist without the tyranny of the populace; that liberty does not necessarily degenerate into licentiousness, and that abject slavery is not the only refuge from an amnesty. Look on the misery brought on the French people by the worship of Napoleon the Great; ...

... where slavery, tbe aucieut iustitutiou, as the Americans called it, existed. Mot content with maintaining the existence of slavery, which tbey had a right to do, tbey insisted on reviving the slave trade itself. When the antiquity of slavery and the ...

... defence of Itthe institution of slavery ' was delivered ?? The Rev. 0George F. Kettell said that the real question Was as to .e th change of discipline, and that was based on the ques- ation as to the right of slavery. Slavery was called sinful, because evils ...

... immediately bordering upon the cotton range, such as Virginia, Maryland, and Kentucky, slavery has not been abolished, and in these parts the most odious phase of slavery is still rampant, namely, the raising of slaves to annually sold off to the dealers ...

... you and the public a few facts connected with one of the most outrageous, nay, fearlessly add, diabolical systems of female slavery practised in this neighbourhood ? A allude to the young females ero- Floyed in our large drapery and millinery establishments ...