... the American market, and, finding slavery rather a troublesome question, it wisely lets it alone. Of course in this country we understand American slavery per. ' fectly, and can apply the plumb and rule both to slavery itself, and to the Tract Society ...

... NEW YORK HERALD AND CHEEVER MEETING. Tna ANTI-SLAVERY AGITATION IN SCOTLAND —The clergy of amazingly exercised just now about slavery institution of this and tha troubles Dr Cbeavar'a church, bath of wbieh questions formed text of vary ailly and violent ...

... said it wee a ein, objected to the instant abdulitiva of slavery. whole question “Is slavery a sin or pot ?”* There w- oa great deal of pious rbetoric and eentimen- talism spert on this theme. Slavery was called sinfal becauss evile grow out of it. He denied ...

... arose inland traffic in slavery, and were that market not afforded, the annual increase of slavery there would soon render their value unproductive. If this market was nut afforded, death blow would given to the institution of slavery i'self. From this fact ...

... protest against the upholders of Americ in slavery, some of whom, he hid heord, were to be pre•ent that night. On being denied this privilege, be retired. Mr Stephenson, Secretary of the Young Men'i Anti-Slavery &clay, then rose, and decl trod that, holding ...

... ety had been so completely v brought under the influence of the Pro-Slavery party Ia its I -management, that the Word of God was made void -in its *publications in the mat-ter of slavery. They kept back. lbse -whole couinsel of God on -this fearf-al evil ...

... inland traffic in slavery, and were that market not afforded, the annual increase of slavery there would soon ran ler their value unproductive. lf this mar►et was not afforded, death blow would be given to the institution of slavery i:self. From this ...

... r in Louisiana, and the Bev. Dr. BURNS, of Toronto, a Deputation from Canada, will address the meeting on the Subject of SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES, and the Social and Moral Improve- ment of Fugitive Slaves in Canada. A Collection will be taken up for ...

... the Ilev. Dr. Bones, from Toronto, well known as the able advmate of freedom, will Address the Meeting on the subject of Slavery in the United States, and the social and improvement of Fugitive Slaves in Canada. Several dittieguitihed Misname' and Geotiemen ...

... all he had since seen in Arcade°. Christianity must either destroy slavery, or slavery would destroy it. There were different opinions about the best way of uprooting American slavery, but there would be but one opinion, he believed, of the duty of c ...

... ANTISaAVER.Y MOVEMENT IN GI.ASaowv.-The anti- slavery movement in Glasgow is creating considerable ex- citement in ?? York. The movement is of course viewbd differently by the-abolutionists and the advocates of slavery. -One of these latter, the New York .iferald ...

... METHODIST MINISTER DEFENDING SLAVERY. At the annual Conference of the New York section of the Methodist Chareh, held two or three weeks ago, an attempt was male to induce the Conf-renve.to take im- proved setion on the slavery question, bat the attempt was ...