... UNITED STATES SLAVERY. From the Leeds Mercury ] The visit of the llev. Dr. Checver anvl the great struggle for the Presidential election proceeding the United States again draws the attention cl Englishmen to the mighty question of Ameiicau Slavery. politica* ...

... his health. —The Lancet. Db. Chebvbb at Leeds.—On Wednesday night a great anti-slavery meeting was held at Leeds, under the auspices of the Leeds Young Men’s Anti-Slavery Society. Mr Edward Paines, M.P., occupied the chair, and paid very high tribute ...

... whether the slavery so long eadured by the Italians could be possible in a land where there is a free Press and free Bible, and where ninety five out of every hundred of the population can read ? The thing could not be. Ignorance and slavery are allied ...

... administer to the idleness, tolly, and luxury of tbe rich ; that of the rich, in return, is to the best methods of confirming the slavery mid increasing the burthens ot the poor. In state nature invariable law that man’s acquisitions are proportion to his labours ...

... up, otherwise serious injury, and perhap* death itself, might ensue. The drivel wu ordered pa fine C*. sod wttfc AMERICA SLAVERY TEE NEW i- BENCH IRON DUTIES. TO THE EDITOR OP THE ADVERTISER. Sis,—There ia no of doubt that the people of the United State ...

... illustration of the inherent and eretnendous of Slavery were wanted, it is furnished the terrible state of society in Texas the present time. The public mind Great Britain has long been made on the question of Slavery. By every class of the community, by every ...

... its lifeboat establishment. The Dutch Slave Colonies.—-A letter from the Hague of the says“ The bill for the abolition of slavery in the Dutch East India settlements has just been distributed, accompanied by an explanatory preamble. The Government thinks ...

... claim for Dr. Chkf.' the cordial sympathy of all who really desire the abolition of slavery in America. He is one of the little band who, not content with saying that slavery is a great evil which it is desirable to abolish, or dealing with it once a-year ...

... the Mary S/orer bound in the chains of slavery, set their beads to work to secure his freedom. By the aid of a good disguise, and the hearty co-operation of British sailors, this good cook was released from slavery and carried out of the Baltic in a steamer ...

... tribes, and has succeeded in capturing many unfortunate creatures. The young people among these prisoners will be sold into slavery, and the old persons will be killed at the great custom. Would to (lod this might meet the eyes of some of those philanthropic ...

... American and United States Gazette. The argu- or less number of creditors, it follows that their ments of this champion of Slavery may be summed interests, too, are affected by the laws which in a very few words. It is a very pretty moralise their debtors ...

... which he had to surrender was returned him again. However, if the Pope’s defeated champion wants a sword, let the friends of slavery present him with one by all means. The sort sword most suitable for presentation to the hero of Ancona would be one with a ...