... THE SLAVE TRADE AS IT IS. - . - . . I . . I !, id UNerEn the above title the British and Foreign Anti- s- Slavery Society have published a somewhat remnarkable astatement, principally derived from official sources, 11 respecting the present position of ...

... e'Y portion of thi* country to import into it Cliie5s conies AS labourers, In the states where the i t5 tution of domestic slavery exists, these bcah coolies would demora3ise thejaeaceful, contented as, orderly slaves, very many of whom are sincere U!111 ...

... SLAVE TRADE AS IT is. I~~~ I , FORTY THOUSAND SLAVES ANNUALLY T. TO CUBA.(L The committee of the British and Foreign Anti- 11 Slavery Society would earnestly call attention to the ° following facts :- I IjC SInce 1815, Great Britain has expended, upon an average ...

... this *dcountry to 'import into it Chinese coolies as, ~e lfbonrcrs. In the States, wbere the insticution rr, of douestic slavery edxisti, these heathen coolies, ot would demoralise the peaceful, conte nted, and or- derly slaves, very many of whom are ...

... oortin of this coun- try to import into it Chinese coolies as labourers. In the States, where the institution of domestic slavery exists, these heathen coolies would demnoralise the peacetul, con- tented, and orderly slaves, very many of whom are sincere ...

... be eom- oirtel was that of being an Abolitionist, and fimr this the imols liarigel him publicly. The Fert-womrtih Chief, a slavery orgaim, says- ?? learn that a Methodist misiister, imoimed Bewley, was manged at Veal's Station, for beimig aim active A ...

... glooufrg as to the extent of their ploti On- the other hand, at the Zortb, there is a oorrespondlng exekoinent ofau anati- slavery ohareoter ofresistanee to the Fugitive Slave Law. A league of freedoW'A has been, formed, and sdgned immediately by 120 ...