... five to twenty years in suc- cession-thus the enormous expense of anmnal planting may be saved. That free labour can conquer slavery by fair in. dustrial competition I have not as shade of doubt. -I ant, sir, &C., WILLIAM CROSS, One of the Directors of the ...

... therem-as 'incautious 'thouigh to say that he thought.Free States wdre preferable to Slave-States, and that- he thought slavery was :wron. These statements as far as I heard them, he, made lit-the mildest manner. aud that only' wben pressed intio--the ...

... while there was incautious enough to say that he thought free states were preferable to slave statev, and that he thought slavery wae wrong. These statements, as far as I heard them, he made in the mildest manner, and that only when pressed into the subject ...