... stake the truth is to be stated, but also ignored, or overlooked, the fact that the advocates of slavery had taken the position. that not only was slavery right and proper, hut that it was beneficial, promoting morality, education, and pecuniary prosperity ...

... e of the horrors of slavery were then delivered by Mr. Grose and Jogguth Chundra Gangooly, a Brahusin. A third resolution was* moved and seconded to the effect that some combined effort should be made to bear upon the anti-slavery cause, whereby free ...

... present residing at Wils- then, near Bingley, and is desirous of lecturing for anti-slavery and other societies, loth on his personal experience of the evils connected with slavery, nad the present state of the questioun, and ois the con- trast between the Putitaii ...

... and HA3 succeeded TO ecrp-tiiriiigi many unfortunate creatures, The young peopl-e aino&G' 'the prisoners-will.be sold into slavery; and tne old perteocs will be killed' at the grand custom.' The Herald addfc: Would to God this might, meet the eyes of those ...

... : . CORRESPONDENCE. ?? ?? AMERICAN SLAVERY, TO TEM EDITORS OF THE LIVMRPOOL MBROURY. S Gentlemen,- Ia a foriner letter which appeared b in the Mfercuriwib was stated that American (U. ,) a slavery sank 200,000,000 of capital. As this state- a mientainvolves ...

... practically taken up-for growing cotton p in Australia. It would be a far more deadly and n effectual blow at the system of negro slavery than d can be dealt either by the guns of the cruiser or the t verbal cannonade of Exeter Hall-more to be trusted I than all ...

... eetydcae IThe American PRESIDBNT hasi recently declared that the Slave Trade exists merely because of the I existence of slavery in two Spanish islands- t Cuba and Porto Rico. It is in accordance with this view that all recent proposals have been I framed ...

... that to put an end to slavery twenty millions of money were taken from the public purse, and the slave was set free. Public opinion was roused by Wilberforce and other philanthropists till it could no longer be resisted, and slavery was abolished. So also ...

... said, No Pope shall humbug me; My soul abhors base knavery. I'll never fight, gratis, against the free, For Popery and her slavery! ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... them. As to slavery, the North doss not dislike it enough to break away from all scruples and all parties for the sake of voting against it; and neither North nor South is willing to come into the amicable arrangement of putting away slavery by their consenting ...