... -SLAVERY .IN MISSOURI. Missou.i is a slave State, and though now, I believe, f..bt becoming Urpublican, yet the old leave-n ia anil strong in many .places. Slaves, however, are fast decreasing there, for the climate is not favourable the cultivation of ...

... SLAVERY IN MISSOURI. Missouri is a slave State, and though now, I am 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 ...

... THE SLAVERY CURSE. AUTHOR, n highly respectable a German by birth, was recently driven oat of Texas on the Most frivolous pretences. In a letter to the Ckievo Press and Train/ow, after narrating the events accompanying his own expulsion, be thus i'escribes ...

... THE SLAVERY CURSE. Amthop. a blghlv respectable man, Geraian by birth, «as recently driven out of T*xa3 on the mo«t friv' pretences. a letter to the Chic -go Press and Tribune, alter carrating the events accompanying his own expulsion, he thus describes ...

... 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 ...

... be set out. ri» —that alt labour no: paid was slavery—the very fuel of vice being labjur disgraced, aod stripped of its rights. This was the tirst great crime against rights, aud the first element slavery. To take the labourer the band would to taka from ...

... SLAVERY Tins gentleman a meeting in the Merchants It til Monday, his su' ject bring ‘Slavery in America. set out by illustrating the .iphoriam that all labour not paid was slavery —the very fuel of vice being labour disgraced, am! stripped ofl rights ...

... DR CHEEVER ON SLAVERY. THIS gentleman addressed a meeting In the Merchants Hall on Monday, his subject being 'Slavery in America. lie set out by illustrating the aphorism that all labour not paid slavery—the very fuel of vice being labour disgraced, and ...

... 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. ...

... Hitherto slavery has been bolstered up—not by the fanatical Mlflshness of planters, but by the cool calculations of Northern mortgagees, aud it was never doubted that if the North were, from any considerations, to throw the covenant with Belial,slavery could ...

... the American sua. Slavery does indeed doom, hat not malediotion, a most thorough exposure of its principles and practice. The two aspects slavery gave in City and Merchants' Halls were react Impressive. lie certainly proved slavery the enemy of the family ...

... THE KMKCIIDBRIGH MUIR E ADVERTISER. LECTURE ON SLAVERY. On Wednesday evening, Mr It W. Johnson. student at the University of Edinburgh, delivered a lecture on the nature and effects of Slavery in America, in the Free Church, Castle-Douglas, in presence ...