... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b. involved , in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... Yorkshire, and that of the shipping trade at home. The opponents of slavery, however, with a supreme disregard of consequences, would set themselves against any such recognition of slavery as would b? involved in supporting the Slave States, and the know- ...

... SLAVERY ST DOMINGO. In reply to some observations of Lord Brougham. The Duke of NEWCASTLE said that the Spanish Government hail repeatedly expressed their detemiinoHon not to allow the revival of slaver,. i» form at Domingo.—Adjourned at 0.1-j P.M. ...

... 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 ...

... aid Governor Hicks in suppressing a slave revolt in Maryland -and Northern pro-slavery men are saying, We -will go and lick the South, and keep the negroes in their slavery - still, all these events and pledges, and many others of a similar character ...

... THE FATE OF A DAUGHTER SOLD INTO SLAVERY BY HER OWN FATHER. It is sometimes the case that masters sell their own children, not always voluntary; but circumstances at times compel them. It is no uncommon occurrence for the master to select one of the slave ...

... PUBLIC NOTICES. THE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. MB- W. CRAFT, a Gentleman of Colour, formerly a Slave, will a LECTURE, the above subject, including the account of the EXTRAORDINARY adventures of himself and wife, in escaping miles across the Slave States ...

... *TJBLIO NOTICES. THE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. MR W. CRAFT, a Gentleman of Colour, formerly a Slave, will deliver a lecture, on the above subject, including the account of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES himself and wife, in escaping 1000 miles across ...

... yggxiG -jr o t itnr-s: ?? I_EE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. M£ W. CRA FT. a Gentleman of Colour, foanerly a Slave, will feftver a L R C T U R E , too the »bove subject, including the acconnt of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES of himself and wife, in escaping ...

... CARNOUSTIE. Lecture on the American Crisis and Slavery. . —Last night a meeting took place in the Free Church heie to hear a lecture from Mr A. Craft, a fugitive slave, on American Slavery. Mr Craft 'gave very interesting, affecting, and often amusing ...

... States, there is no slavery. In the states south of that line, slavery is recognized by law, and in most of those states it is the dominant institution. The citizens of the Northern states are just as responsible for the existence slavery in the states south ...

... destruction to us and our institutions, that slavery shall now and for ever be abolished, we laugh at them! We are, on the contrary, perfectly satisfied that the Almighty has permitted all this to perpetuate the slavery of the race; the only condition in which ...