... SLAVERY. MR JAMES RONALD, formerly of Paisley, now of Chatham, Canada West, in a letter addressed to Mr Robert Cochran, and published in the Paisley Herald of last Saturday, says The institution of slavery in the Southern States of America is the mildest ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Tx, days ego a poor girl, named Mary Anne Walkley, was found dead in her bed. She was a milliner in the employ of Madame Elise, Regent Street, sad was 20 years of age. The Ulnae which preceded her death was so short, and apoplexy, the immediate ...

... perpetuate the slavery that now is, but shall extend that slavery over the wide continent of America, and make not merely the neero a slave, but every working a slave also?'' (Applause,) He proceeded to refer to the declarations that slavery should ceasa ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY AND BRITISH SYMPATHISERS. Since the commencement of the present war in America the regarding negro slavery have been consider- modified in this country. A few years ago negro slavery, a8 it exists in the Southern States, was looked as ...

... sufferer's cry slavery. Of pore affeetinn's play the goal. An am hor that rt-trtins the soul; To burning love the icy pole slavery. A mihiew that destroys the sod ; A fm.t that nits the dowering pod ; A thiav, that brings the frown of Clod Is slavery. raioley ...

... the fulness of manhood. These inhumanities characterise American Slavery, and are being avenged by the American civil war. But they cannot enter into the definition of slavery, for slavery can conceivably exist where they are forbidden by law, and do not ...

... abolitionists in America all regarded the war as for the abolition of slavery, that the slaves themselves regardod the Northerners as their triendi, and that man could be honestly opposed slavery who was not in favour the North He vilified and nicknamed as ...

... and hisses, and commenced his addrss by historical retrospect of American slavery. First be would inquire into ths cause of tbe war; and secondly, the right of secession. Was slavery, be asked, the csuse of tbe war? (Loud cries of •* No, from the audience ...

... after that gentleman has heard my argument. (Laughter and applause.) Now, in the first place, how could slavery be the cause of this movement when slavery was never attacked The party which is now in power, whose acts-while to power produced this, cousulaion ...

... American Slavery it is all a pretence. These people know that the North is fighting against slavery, and the South in favonr of slavery; and they hold that no honest man can possibly look beyond these simple facts. Now, at the risk of our anti-slavery opinions ...

... the Union was restored, and that slavery wes atolished. (Gheers.) Did they suppose that in such a case there would be few:r Gegroes in the North? On the coutrary, he believed the nomber would be increased. If slavery and the lesh were abolished, the negro ...

... against us? why is Providence delaying the day of peace? It because of slavery; therefore let us abolish slavery. (Applause.) I might say, to show the progress of the anti-slavery feeling, that I addres-ed one of the largest assemblages they could gather ...