... 'objeaend t'tb eh instanit abblition' of slavery. No'v tbe :whole';quesrion Wts, :Is fIa'ver3ga. la.:nor not l ;,-,There wass a greas dal of pioos rhetoic andl sentimentaism~L spent on; this them~e. Slavery vras, ca led sinful, because E evils grewv ...

... 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 ...

... to be deplored, and against it every hater of slavery ought to raise his voice. To this sub- eat public attention has recently been directed, n this town, by Mr George Thompson, the emi- nent anti-slavery lecturer. Without undertaking -to endorse every ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... takes no action against 1. American slavery, but opposes the discsssion of e the subject as one of discipline. I do not wish . to do you any injestice, but as I am constantly receiving communications from anti-slavery d friends who consider your views on ...

... the United States-a Church which, without the C controversy, is the strongest ecclesiastical bul- Ebe i wark of American slavery. It is truly sad to of th witncss the leaders of wlbat are called revival harb, prayer meetings convening the members of ...

... iproved in te moralagency by which they are- guided, and sought. to. becoontrolled. The .slave question, 'and the slavery and anti-slavery agencies are still fercely opposed to each- other, and, to judge by appearancesi they seem ?? on thwarting every ...

... as cer- tainly would America decline to go with her in such a cause. (A. voice: What about slavery?) Never mind about slavery. He was not talking about slavery (oh). He was not there to argue it, but if they desired to know what he thought about it, he ...

... 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 ...

... Calboun, sur- veyor-general of the territory, a Northern man devoted to the South and slavery. The Le- of cotoptou Convention adopted a constitution BO whiolh legalised slavery in the territory, of and presented it to the people for ratifica- e tion at a general ...

... tile und character, bas been con- ed v:isted, in No'rth Carolina'of circulating Helpar's bor s Impending Crisis, the anti-slavery work t6at ar- has caused -so much excitement, Mnd aentstmed to a year's imprisonment, ...