... SLAVERY. 44 More fanaticism ! It is odd that genius is in the way of being fanatical. The most eloquent speakers of the Old World and the New, the first of poets, the first of sculptors, the most inspired of modern painters, are, the subject of Slavery ...

... SLAVERY AS IT IS. (From Qood Words.) Some persons have laboured hard to persuade others, and many have been led to believe, that the crack of the driver's whip, summoning the slave gang to their labour, was but a stimulating and innocent music—a local ...

... profitable slavery docs not operate in (til the South, It is a remarkable fact, says our contemporary. that wherever, within the South, from any cause, slavery was disregarded, there Die the South was lukewarm, was refused.” “Without slavery there South ...

... FRANCE AND SLAVERY. The Moniteur labours, by extracts from consular re- a ports, to depress the prospects of cotton supply in any adequate quantity from auy quarter; hence the urgencyof are ue wed and combined effort from Europe to arrest the belligerent ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. It is very easy to confess tho sins others, and to magnify the transgressions of our neighbours. Our country used to have no slight pre-eminence in this way ; but of late she has been so intent on finding out her own social sores, that ...

... authorised, on the part the Anti- Slavery men of America, who have sent him this country to propose that, if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation, then the Abolitionists and Anti-Slavery leaders the Northern States ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Lord BROUGHAM asked the Foreign Secretary if he had any objections to lay the table certain papers connected with the treatment of liberated slaves in Brazil? He said the conduct the Government Brazil in reference to the abolition of ...

... authorised,on the part of the anti-slavery men of America who have sent him to this country, propose that if the Confederate States will immediately commence the work of negro emancipation. then the aholiti'>ni*ts and anti-slavery leaders of the Northern States ...

... SLAVERY EVERYWHERE. Remembering what the United States were only three years ago, the warm hospitality which they extended to the unfortunate ana oppressed of all nations, and that in their population was be found larger proportion of prosperous, educated ...

... FRANCE AND SLAVERY. The Monitexir labours, by extracts from consular reports, to depress the prospects of cotton supply in any adequate quantity from any quarter; hence the urgency of arenewedand combined effort from Europe to arrest the belligerent calamity ...

... 21s 8d, agains! Stewart, 363 Sd. and ae 11d, twelve ago. Sete, sta, and THE ANTI-‘SLAVERY MEETING avie re- turrock, Ir might be thought a work of supererogati anti-slavery meetings in this country—almos ch, pro- as, in the case of the early French revolut ...

... SLAVERY AND THE CONFEDERATE CONSTITUTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE ADVERTISER. SIR,— During the debate on slavery, the meeting Independents, last week, it was asserted by one of the speakers that the word slavery was not to be found in the Constitution ...