... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF TUE MOKM-VG TOST. Sik, — Tlie following extract from a letter, written by the late Daniel O'Connell, aud dated Corn Exchange, Dubliu. i Oct. 11, 1843 — 17 years since — on the slave question, and addressed to his fellow-countrymen ...

... s in the anti-slavery cause. (Hear, hear.) He should like an unmistakeable resolution to be adopted, for the purpose of letting the Christians of America know afresh what their English brethren thought and felt on the subject of Slavery, (Cheers.) A committee ...

... Slavery Missouri. Missouri slave State, and though now, I glad to believe, fast becoming Republican, yet the old leaven is still strong in many places. Slaves, however, are fast decreasing there, for the climate is not favourable to the cultivation of ...

... area of slavery had been extended, and thus slavery, instead of dying away, as the founalers of the constitution hoped, had attained gigantic proportions, and was every year a source of greater misery and strife. Certainly the evils of slavery are sufficiently ...

... DR. GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY. At Urge and enthusiastic antUUvery meeting, held In Edinburgh, Dr. Guthrie, who presided, delivered a very animated speech. said Aa Dr. Cheever—one of the beat, holiest, and greatest men in America —would in Edinburgh in three ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY LECTURES. The Rev. Edward Mathews, who has been lecturing extensively in Suffolk, Norfolk, and Essex, is now lecturing in London. On Sunday the 16th inst., he addressed the Baptist Sunday School of Providence Chapel, near Shoreditch Church ...

... DR. GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY, At a large and enthusiastic anti-slavery meeting, held in Edinburgh, Dr. Guthrie, who presided, delivered a very animated speech. Ho said As Dr. Cheever—one of the best, holiest, and greatest men in America—would be in Edinburgh ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. wing of the Northern portion is now base enough, and mean enough, seriously to make a stand on the difference between these two expressions. They will not vote that slaveholding” is a sin. If Dr. Thompson had not hastened to ...

... SB. GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY. At*mg* and mtlrariuUe uitl tUTtry nMtlng. BdlnbnnA, Dr. Oatkrto, «k« proldtd, daUnrad Trry ulm«ud apaach. Ha * A» I>t. at >h« baat, WJiaai, and grrafaat men in A marie*—would be in Edinburgh in three (our week* to roll on Um b*U ...

... MORE OF THE BARBARISM OF SLAVERY. ** The Tennessee Democratic Herald gives account of most barbarous act of cruelty, perpetrated on a slave of Mr. V. Helm, about fifteen miles from Columbia, two overseers the Central Southern KaUroad. The Herald says ...

... expressing deep sympathy with him in his labour?, and abhotrence of slavery, was unanimously agreed to. At a large meeting of the Glasgow New Association for the Abolition of Slavery, held on Thursday, a resolution was adopted t.ympathising• with Dr. ...

... WESTERN ANTI-SLAVERY CAMPAIGN. Aa General agent of the Hovey Trust Committee, Parkeu Pillsbuky announces in the Anti-Slavery Bugle that he will attend the anniversary of the Western Anti-Slavery Society at Salem, Ohio, and that he proposes holding series ...