... WESLEY ON SLAVERY. Of all that has appeared on either side of the Atlantic, on the subject of American Slavery, there is nothing more remarkable than the following : LAST LETTER OF JOHN WESLEY.—We (Montreal Witness) have been requested to insert the following ...

... influences of slavery in this respect explained : _ _ - - The moral influence of slavery in Brasil is the same as in all other countries where the slavery of blacks is the corner-stone of society. Slavery has dishonoured free labour, and given the title of ...

... rebellion is slavery in arms; slavery on horseback; slavery' on foot; slavery raging on the battlefield; slavery raging on the quarter-deckrobbing, destroying ' burning, killing—in order to uphold this candidate Power. Its legislation is ...

... LEGAL INCIDENTS OF SLAVERY. The following brief and modest paper appeared in a receat inue of the North Anterican, of this city, with the beadina, 'Southern Slavery and the Christian Religion. In the meet summary and coclusive meaner, it disposes of ...

... statutes; slavery in chapters; .slavery in sections!Nvith an enacting clause. Its diplomacy is slavery in pretended ambassadors, slavery in cunning letters, slavery in cozening promises, slavery in persistent ...

... extinction throughout America, was unable until this war to touch slavery directly.. The North could only contend against slave policy = not directly against slavery. Why? Because slavery was the creature not of national law, and therefore subject to national ...

... WHY THE NORTH CAN NOW ABOLISH SLAVERY. How then did the North pass front a conflict with the South and a slave policy to a direct attack upon the institution of slavery itself? Because, according to the foreshadowing of that wisest man of the South, Mr ...

... r 44 . 1) BROUGHAM ON SLAVERY AND THE AMERICAN WAR. is d to inner of the Social Science Congress on 3r, to which we alluded yesterday, . Lord in reply to a complimentary allusion to the President, said,—lt gives me great delight to o'lp f e e over such ...

... Queen replied tha missionaries woul: shortly afterward: nications had beet eared much gra Princess of Wale days before enabl SLAVERY I. The London So 2 are hard to hide. hogar at Pe eee a | eee Peruvian kidn awill.’’—-Scoteh. ot be forced. The Germans couple ...

... proceedings of the Federal Government as unfriendly to•the anti-slavery cause. In other words he will acknowledge no one to be an abolitionist who is not willing to seek the overthrow of slavery by encouraging war in its most destructive and terrible forms ...

... SLAVERY IN THE PACIFIC. (From the Sydney Morning Herald.) While lying at anchor at Apia Navigator Wands, on the 23rd of May, Captain Apia, of the Ocean brig, obtained the following particulars from parties just arrived in the schooner Emily, from Sunday ...

... barbarity, being naturally a servile race, had become domesticated, and in spite of the institution of slavery, if they pleased, but still with slavery, had risen higher and higher in the rational scale, until now it furnished heroes and heroines for modern ...