... contrary, of re-establishing slavery? Doubtless the Haytians, like their grandfather's under Toumaint L'Onverture, will prefer death to slavery, but, as Spain On the Other hand seems to be putting forth all her energies to effect this usurpation, it is to be ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. e - The ReV Dr Caswell, vicar of Figheldean, forwards to an ecclesiastical contemporary the following extracts from a letter which he has received from a clerical friend in Maryland well known in this country by his almost enthusiastic ...

... AMERICAY SLAVERY. The Rev Dr Caswell, vicar of Figheldeen, , (onwards to an ecclesiastical contaapothey the I following extracts from a letter which he has received from a clerical friend in Maryland well known in this country by his enthusimile regard ...

... SLAVERY. ON MONDAY next, SzPrEm- BRR 21, a LECTURE will be delivered at the TOWN. PALL, Newport (by thn kind perustasion of the Mayor. 8 0 94. on Th. American in connection with Slavery, by th. Rey. W. N. radoured minister of the Fugitive Slave Church ...

... cease to speak in favour of slavery, and then, indeed, slavery would die a natural death. As long as Eng- land depen(jg Upon ^^0 siaye States for cotton, so long slavery be strong; and it is the knowledge long will slavery be strong; and it is the knowledge ...

... SLAVERY v. FREEDOM. Tbe American Union owes its territorial aggrandisement slavery, and its commercinl strength freedom. The two systems labour not unlike their products. The rude, uncultivated animal labour of t he South, worked like a machine, without ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR AND SLAVERY. AT the commencement of the American war we expressed our decided opinion that, though slavery was not the immediate cause of the war, if the contest were prolonged it would ultimately become the great question to be settled ...

... 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 ...

... be rendered up by him. They are not for Slavery; but they even find a word of commendation for the President, because he has taken the Western command from the liberating Fremont. They say they are not for Slavery, much less for the Slave-trade. But, ...

... HENRY W. BEECHER ON SCRIPTURE AND SLAVERY. I rorget my profession and stand as a man among men to lift up my voice, and wich all my heart and soul, against any man that is ordained to preach out of Christ's doctrine the doctrine of human bondage. I say ...

... Boston Convention, and to give my opinion upon the - question How can American slavery bo abolished , consider tho application is mado me. conceiving to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that I speak their sentiments well as my ...

... awful but (becalms the last) 'inevitable resource for preserving a people from national daa or hone slavery, se mesas tee a peeplifs oessomil life sad liberty. lam opposed to the very idea. of any with the Menge of becalm, I keels that faithless Austria ...