... OX SLAVERY At the first •onvention of the Southern Episcopal Church in America, the Bishops of Texas, Mississippi, Alabama. Georgia, the Carolinas, and the Virginia*, issued a lengthened pastoral, which appeared in the Bull. the question of slavery they ...

... SLAVERY jy THE SOUTH VAVI HU The London Society's Mi*.sionnry Mayazim makes gratifying announcement in regard to the measures promptly taken the British Government to put down the new Peruvian kidnapping, of which details have appeared in our columns ...

... now, even if it were at lirst practicable, to drag the slavery question head and shoulders into the dispute. That the Southern States maintain the hateful institution of slavery, may possibly be a good reason, and we think it is, for refusing an intimate ...

... as the society excludes all topics but that of slavery—as the course of events in America makes the contest now undeniably and visibly a contest of freedom and slavery—and as the veterans of Anti-Slavery Society are fully competent Ito tho topic, which ...

... the mini, some the teachings or pleasantries of the best writer?. At present, the two orders of Slavery—the Slavery of the South, and tho “ White” Slavery of a more boastful civilisation, receive emphatic illustration. The pages of Shakespeare and the ...

... satisfaction in referring to this most important communication because the numerous recent facts it details, and the high anti-slavery tone in which it is given. The writer reminds that until the secession war broke out the means of accurately ascertaining ...

... further improa« the mind, some the teachings or pleasantries the writer-. present, the two order- of Slavery—the Slavery of the South, and the White” Slavery a more boastful civilisation, receive emphatic illustration. The pages ef Shakespeare and the elder ...

... Coast Africa, prevent slavers going into Cuba and Brazil, aro the greatest encouragera slavery tho face of the globe? Mr, Thompson eloquently and fervently denounces slavery, as ought do; but forgets that England is the great market for all slave produce; ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF T!IK MORNTSO ADVERTISER, Sir, —The Times, in its bewildering article on the Slavery question to-day, appears to insinuate that the Emancipation Society received a letter or telegram from Lord Brougham imploring them not to present their ...

... the United States, telling them that it was dis- I grace to them to continue slavery ; and now the Lord Mayor the present day invited to his table the avowed advocate of slavery, and author the Fugitive Slave Law. It reminded one the poet— Man, pi-oud man ...

... Lincoln. In the outset alluded to the conduct the North in ro* to slavery for the 40 years previous 1800. The original framers of the American Constitution, while they recognised slavery, did the understanding that it was to be allowed to die out, but ...

... for the Children’. Aid Society, stated that found note in the Use Mowing elfectl an Lng.tshman, the superintendent anti-slavery school. nave atood up during the whole service, yet 1 enclose halfeovercipn.’’ Without changing muscle his face, and with ...