... several other bills were _brought up from the Commons and read a _first time . .: ; • _SLAVERY . ;• _' _lord _BEOTJGHAJM presented a _. petition from the _Anti-Slavery Society , praying that immediate _steps be taken to compel Spain to carry out net _e ...

... abjure Christianity , _embrace Islamism , _forcibly marry with _Moslem women , and their _daughters violated and sold into _Slavery . SiB CULI _. _1 XO E _. EAIHILOT , Bart _., _1 . Hon . Sm _JA » ES FEROVISOS , Bart _., _? J . P ., f . _Sees _. ' _CYRUS ...

... of the scum of all filth is not one whit too strong. To my mind it appears quite as plain that there is sin in slavery as that there is slavery in sin. Were I to sce a man running for his liberty, not only should I open my door to him ; but were I todo ...

... the Ohio coalfields to the ship. This is not the only reason which has induced the directors to visit Baltimore. The Anti-slavery agitation in the North has induced so strong a feeling of an- tagonism in the South that the question of establishing direct ...

... General Assembly took action which he regarded as unfriendly to slavery; and he is now, we think, member of the Synod formed the slaveholding secedera from that Church. The anti-slavery atmosphere of Scotland ought to too hot for the respiration of such ...

... un~wairrnt- thu able assumption-that slavery is ultimaiily~tii be has extirpated from the Southern States. . ' his The Washinqton (City) Telgraph ias-A man, aCbristian, and a citizern, we believe that got -slavery is right, that the condition of the slave- ...

... ces. Senator Sumner addressed a large audience last week in New Yore on political topics, adopting the same decided anti-slavery tone which marked his recent speech in the Senate The address was an elaborate and able and fully attested the restoration ...

... sake. It cannot be expected that so great and mighty advancement and conquest the Kingdom of Christ that of the abolition of slavery in our own land can be accomplished without great and persevering lido u , the endurance of hardship, and the encounter of ...

... at tlie _niaposal of England _^ _^ _the'ftu _: e-of _. the ; woridis : _changed—; inah'eniei _'' geafroinithe _^ era _' of slavery to : entei _; int 6 _. the eril _. olCliber _^ _. -. _' _^^ _aaJaot _^ al ' _theydea ' o {; lKS , irsfr _^ Emperor _,, ; ...

... be appointed, it will be decided whether the policy of the great IV public, for the next four years, is to be pro-slavery or auti-slavery. Although the Prince and his suite must not, and will not, interfere in the slightest degree with the internal politics ...

... of science now, as in the days of Galileo; it re luce men to the extreme of mental and moral degra lat on —to utter abject slavery—and it persecuted to annihilation all who withheld submission to its despotic claims. Our duty in regard to it mast be regulated ...

... have become like the very clods they labour bedskie. Though nominally fro, they are as completely under the most galling slavery as any of the sable eons of Africa ; and though the flowing tide of emigration will relieve them a little, yet it is traposaible ...