... impossible not to notice here elements of the old anti-slavery party, and amongst the speakers at the meeting was Mr. Clnanerovzow, the Secretary to the Anti-Slavery Association. Nor was the anti-slavery tone absent from many of the speeches which were delivered ...

... ; the impor- tance of Sunday-school education and home educa- tion ; and also made some practical remarks on the evils of slavery, intemperance, and improvidence. A collection was taken up after the sermon, which amounted to £10. Tue IntsH Brrr.—This. ...

... ; the impor- tance of Sunday-schoel education and home educa- tion ; and also made some practical remarks on the evils of slavery, intemperance, and improvidence. ‘A collection was taken up after the sermon, which amounted to £10. Tue Intsh Tramways measure ...

... party are largely contributing. That Is coOectlos aid of freedom; hut the other Is collection to perpetuate , the basest slavery, to support a oov«roratot that has robbed it* subjects every human right. do • not expect that the sum to be obtained for ...

... United States Senate Mr. Sumner had presented a petition, prayi g for the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, the abolition of slavery in the district of Columbia, and the prohibition of the Inter-State slave trade. The House of Representatives had requested ...

... quote for the instruction of the barbarous part of his countrymen, and they no more care about Wing twitted on the subject of slavery than Thugs would mind Wing chaffed” about murder. A Good Word for a Good Cause.— lt is everywhere acknowledged that every ...

... country, his party would not allow him be anything else but the chief of a faction bound to do the work of that faction. The slavery of the chief of a faction is a galling and oppressive one. His tenure of office depends on his taking care not be day in advance ...

... n from Prince Napoleon, who knew all that passed. -Coourt Journal. Spurgeon's serlons, which contain severe alhlsioes to slavery, have been burnt at tile Virginia Court.. house, T'e amount of duty paid at tile Belfast Custom- house, for the week ending ...

... AND IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sir -Any one who has not adopted the Irish motto Liberty for us and slavery for the Italians, Must hlave read with a certain satisfaction the latest account of the Irish brigade at Rome; and probably ...

... one oftthe papers of that section as follows:- Feeling himself to be the champion of pro-slavery mel South, will say that lie can whip the champion of anti- slavery men North, either on land or water. I will enter a room with himn-the President of the Unitcd ...

... hold the foremost position, let America consider whether it is not because we have long since cast off the drag-chain of slavery with which she is still encumbered. IT is very difficult to discover a single sound ob- jection to the proposition as to religion ...

... were repealed, and our trade and navigation opened to nil the world. Ere this, and way of episode to oar changes at home, slavery had been abolished, the trade of India opened, and a monopoly or a restriction swept away almost everywhere that it presented ...