... AMERICAN SLAVERY. a ?? The Rev. Dr. Caewall, vicar of Figheldean, forwards to an ecclesiastical contemporary the following extracts from a letter which ha has received from a clerioi friend in Maryland well known in this country by his almost en- thusiastic ...

... HAPPY SLAVERY! The Times correspondent, writing from New Orleans, Eays: lu this ci y tlicra Is terrible substratum crime and vice, violence, misery, end murder, over which the wheels of the Cotton Ring's chariot rtimhle gratingly, and on which i': st ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. S h o a u r t s h h e e r r n m S a t s a t t e e r s s o t f ha A n m in eri a c n a y t q h u er a e rte a r re o , f uthnewO cilu r nb ld t — etclh t leY he slave, consequently, becomes more debased; but this is an additional reason ...

... SLAVERY v. FREEDOM The American Union owes its territorial aggrandise- ment to slavery, and its commercial strength to free- dom. The two systems of labour are not unlike their ucts. The rude, uncultivated animal labour of the worked like a machine,. ...

... rebuke deserved? Are we to blame for ou ? Are we forgetting our principles, aad thinking a eotten, while the fight between slavery and freedem is bein fought before our eyes? After looking st the question with am anrices desire t - | ove the truth, I csanct ...

... question that doctrine wliehi ewth I a ofgular t r e y at1iedto the external pphlty cf tha republio3-'te theby hadi reated slavery as they pro- tesoed t0' ?? settlements, and had-sid !that, . thedghexit~ungq establisumernts should not be'disturbled nos ...

... American Slavery. At a time when the slave uestl * so large interest the both sides of the Atlantic, *J strained to the utmost point, to our readers to learn that tyro about to appear iv our midst, to in Congregational Chapel, and to give history of their ...

... HAPPY SLAVERY! The Times correspondent, writing from New Orleans, says.. In this cl'y therois a terrible sutotralom of crime vice, violeuce. mistry, and murder, over which the wheel* 01 Cotton King’s chariot ramlila Rratlngly, and winch rr*t dancer* ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Rev. Dr. Caswall, vicar of Figheldean, forwards to an ecclesiastical contemporary the following extracts from a letter which he has mowed from • clerical friend in Maryland well known in We country by hie almost enthusiastic regard ...

... much as in the last year of Slavery, beside consuming as much as they wanted. From some cause it is certain that West India sugars are cheaper and of far better quality than in the times of slavery. The great cry of the slavery party before emancipation ...

... ABOLIFION OF SLAVERY. TO the FRIENDS of FREEDOM.—The present disturbances in the United Stater having tended to the advance in price of Calicoes and all Cotton Fabrics, W. CIIUNDELL haw just purchased by private contract a large stock of Calicoes, Lengeloths ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. TO the FRIENDS of FREEDOM.—The present disturbances in the United States having tended to the advance in price of Calicoes and all Cotton Fabrics, W. CRUNDELL has just purchased by private contract a large stock of Calicoes, Linlyclottis ...