... ABOLITION NKGHO SLAVERY. Grkat Mbbtixo at Scahei-ds Ciiapkl. On Wednesday last one of the most important meetings ever held this locality took place Spalields Chapel. the absence of Sir Morton I’eto, Bart., M.l*., the chair was taken by the Rev the respected ...

... murder, the mercy of God provided for him against the vengeance of private retribution; but American slavery, and American justice at the bidding of slavery, brands not only its immediate victims, but their whole affiliated race, in colour or in blood, as ...

... rorism. It will be the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Act, the confining of slavery within its present limits, and the destruction of filibusterism, annexationising, and the secret carrying on of the slave trade. May Mr. EDGE prove a true prophet ! But ...

... the defenders of slavery by hrate force. * Tom Gordon ; by legal mgument, “ Jockyl ; by the Hible, “ Pather Bonney ; the slave seeking vengeance, “ Dred ; the forgiving slave, * Uncle Tiff ; the American charches the bulwark of slavery ; the eamp meeting ...

... been agreed by both parties that slavery should not be tolerated. But he did so under the pretext of making the territories supreme judges themselves in the matter of slavery. They were to have full power to tolerate slavery or to forbid it the territory ...

... practised aid thas Christian Chareh, Hear, hear, Slavery ought Cheers ember idolatry, adultery, and murder. e evil of greted to say that several of the in the sb cireun parts ef America taught mot that slavery was a sin, © the who affirmed i to be a sin, ...

... as to render the system of slavery impossible without defying the authority of God; so that, for the preservation of God's ordinances, slavery must be abolished. There could be no true Christian slaveholders, because slavery corrupted every element of ...

... effort they had even induced 1 that site the gospel to pervert the Scriptures, in order that th more system of slavery might be upheld, Slavery was a { ing of the great apostacy spoken of by St. Paul. Bui ering in- could convey any adequate conception of ...

... days is estimated approximatively at 8.000, the only persons spared being young women and girls, who sere curried off to slavery. ...

... was slavery there would always be a foreign Slave Trade—not only a. baying and selling of slaves, but an importation from. Africa. Though the United States Government sincerely intended to stop the external Slave Trade in the existence of slavery in half ...

... been agreed by both parties that slavery should not be tolerated. But he did so under the pretext of making the territories supreme judges themselves in the matter of slavery. They were to have full power to tolerate slavery or to forbid it the territory ...

... pressing the utmost exactness of cruel law against mercy, against liberty, and in behalf of cruelty and slavery. But the nature of our system of slavery is such, and of the laws contrived uphold it, of which the infamous Fugitive Slave Law an example, North ...