... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-I beg leave to offer a few remarks on the Af Bible and Slavery question now being agitated, and s5 arising from an article which lately appeared in the Times. r, I have read it, and felt ...

... Southern sympathies, accompanied with an avowed approval Iof slavery, than Southern sympathies masking themselves 3 under a pretended dislike of slavery. That the Times trn. ticaily supported slavery must be obvious to all who ,te tracked its course with respect ...

... anti-slavery faith, but we now think it a happy thing that the opinion of the conoatr has been thus unmistakeably expressed, for thus we are saved from having to blush in face of all the world at the T imecs newspaper offering defences for slavery, and ...

... published. That slavery was permitted that is not for. pal bid den uner the Christian religion is perfectly true. Bot rae whath this todo withthe Africvnslavtrade? Nothing. freS Nor with slavery in the West Indies. But with regard to slavery, thberewas no ...

... THE APOLOGISTS OF SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-If additional arguments were wanted to illustrate the effects of slavery on the moral nature of those interested in its preservation, they are to be found plenti- fully by any one who will ...

... TONBBIDGE ON SLAVERY. On Thursday evening the old town of Tonbridge be was unusually animated: a public meeting at the Town- id hall had been announced on the subject of slavery, and it was understood that Pr.fessorAllen, a coloured native of fo Virginia ...

... THE AK2I.SLAVERY CONFERENCR. (From the Mafncheter Examiner and Tyme..) f, It will be remembered that some months ago the fi French protestant ministers Bent to the ministers of Great f Britain an address upon the American war and its relation to ti the ...

... But how does slavery tend m to Christianise fourmillionsof negroes born upon X r- the soil of America, and who know nothing of , ?? but the name 7 Slavery or no slavery In id Arn egroes are within reach of Christian to teaching. Let slavery in America die ...

... President Lincoln, imperfect though it might be, bad rung the death knelt of slavery throughout the whole of the American States, and whother tie North or the South triumphed, negro slavery as an institution was doomed. Tho lRev. N. SOLL.Y seconded the resolution ...

... hisses.) The speaker observed that the Southern peopie of America had been held responsible for slavery. the Southern people were no more responsible for slavery than he (the speaker) was for the colour of his hair or the length of his nose. ( Hear, hear ...

... against slavery ; while it would not be difficult to I show that the letter of the command to give unto your V a servants that which is just and equal, forbearing threat- f, ening, &c., is equally against the practice of modern v slavery. Many years ...

... cif slavery ; aiid one of your daily coatiiivpomrarie, at distitiguishied organ of the la' noability and geiitry, informned his renders, only at a few dtiya ago, thatt the Bible contains not a word to prove Slavery 11tltsWfull, and tlnut if slavery be ...