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... AMERICA TRADE AND SLAVERY Mu Ed non, —The news from America not altc getber of reassuring kind, although there are indications of a return to reason on the part the Southern tsl iveholders. The bloodshed which seemed to be inevitable and immediate K, ...
... CARTERS IN SLAVERY hen the title ...
... SLAVERY AND COTTON GROWING. Yona arguments against slavery are all very strong, Said an eminent English manufacturer and M. P.; 'but we can't do without cotton. There can be very little doubt that cotton a great deal to do with the question of slavery ...
... BUYING SLAVERY. of baying oat the in the bord.r Swat, - is thus brought forward in the New, York A prose{ arteries in urine et looks to the the the introduction auto Congress pro - =to out Tats, Is De 1.., 1 .14 hook= north of the Pintoes of the Mirewsippi ...
... AND SLA&ELtY. - % t__1_s&_ __ ?? 1AAda 1 .. The following amusing letter regarding the views of the merchants of Glasgow on slavery appears in a Southern American paper, called the Memphis Appealr:- A SCOTS3MAN ON TlE CBHISN. EDITOB'3 AFP2Aa.-As a Scotsm ...
... united to malaise the and exteosion of slavery. In the North a different going on. With the system abolished mad repudiated, it may le often feebly, there social, edwiational, and gonad advanceant; the evils of slavery being posotkelly deassemendsd ; there ...
... GUTHRIE ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. At public meeting held in the Queen Street Hall, Edinburgh, reference to American slavery, and the noble efforts which Dr Cheever and the Church of the Puritans making against the slave power in that country, Dr Guthrie proposed ...
... LORD BROUGHAM OX SLAVERY _BostonMass . U . S ., _January 2 G , 1861 . Stit _, —As you , a few _weeks _agopublished in the _Scotsman the correspondence which took place between Mr James itelpathof this city , and Lord Brougham relative to the _alolition ...
... mercy _, _of the _anti-slavery _feeling _of the world . ( Hear . ) _Viot a _bad thing that for the slaves ! ( _Llughter . ) . Tlie dixsolution of the Union , therefore , in all numin probability , would be the _death-blow to _slavery . If that be _so ...
... Convention, and to give my opinion upon the question ‘ How can American slavery be abolished?” I consider the application is made to me as conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that I speak their sentiments as well ...
... LORD BROUGHAM AND THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. A corre-pondence between Lord Brougham, and number of young men Boston, who had written him to meet them on the 3d of December to discuss the question how can American Slavery abolished has just been published ...
... POLYGAMY AND WOMAN-SLAVERY NATAL. the I« s * the Cape of Good Hope, we Alliance the , ~ J polygamy or womanslavery amongst the Kaffir population in Natal. It discloses ot matter for a parallel to which we must look to ****** of America, or to the Mormon ...