... abusing slavery and yet enjoying the sweets of it, have no right to join in the laugh. If this society means to be considered in earnest, it must adopt the practical, and denounce the purchase or use of slave-grown cotton as the brave old Anti-Slavery Society ...

... 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 ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. MEETINGS have lately been held in London and elsewhere to express sympathy with Mr. and his abolitionist counsellors. It is said that they have been organised in every case by American agents. If it be so, the fact neither adds to nor ...

... 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 ...

... ON THE RAGE FOR SLAVERY. BY LIEUYT.-GENBEAL T. PEIRtONET THOMIPSON. Every drop of the general's ink being sure and sharM as a Mrii ball from sharpest sharp-eh oter.-DOglO4 Jerrold. There is no denying that a rage for slavery has takeR possession of ...

... the last fifteen Of slavery Mr. Bright said Gale of the questions involved in this war was, Oiethn among Christian nations slavery should be are tea orentirely abolished; for if the result of the tz the Se w ere to abolish slavery in the territories n~imted ...

... SOUTHERE SLAVERY. The following remarkable speech was recently delivered by General Butler at New York:- Ue was not jgenerally accused of being a humanitarian -at least not by his Southern friends. (Laughter.) When he saw the utter demoralisation of the ...

... ONE OF THE FEATURES OF SLAVERY. An English woman, from practical experience the slave states of America, writes fallows Daily News:— My much respected friend, Mr. C., Northern gentleman, had cousins in flkw Hampshire, two brothers named K., went South ...

... FREEDOM OR SLAVERY IN THE UNITED ST A.TES. Under this title Mr, Peter Sinclair, a wellinformed and observant Siotch gentleman, who spent several years travelling in the United States, bas published one of the most valuable works on the American question ...

... FREE LABOUR AND SLAVERY TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORMXO POST. Sin, — In the preface to Ludlow's work on America following: — You cannot do justice to India ?? striking a blow at the fetters of the slave. In the repoit of the Agent-general of Immigrant i ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. returned to the shell. Progressive changes, when crystalized into a law, cannot reversed. A feeble colony like St. Domingo could hold a race as slaves, but when declared free by law, no power of their masters could retain these ...

... him a large debt of gratitude for services rendered to her cause in this trying hour. Anti-slavery Standard. STATISTICS OF THE PROCLAMATION. From the Anti-Slavery Standard. PROPORTION OF SLAVES FREED AND LEFT BONDAGE 1. Slaves declared free in eight rebel ...