... IRISH SLAVERY. We admit, Brethren*, with shame and sorrow, that we have slavery at home, in our own island; the spiritual bondage of the Roman yoke, which enslaves the mind, and has made Ireland an Aceldema, a field of blood, of ignorance and superstition ...

... SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir.,— Dr. Livingstone, in a letter dated Murchison Cateracts of Shire, May 1, 1863, says— Here we are, after a weary passage up a desert produced by slave-hunting and famine. . . .lfl may ...

... cherished slavery, quashed the act. Again, in 1712, a petition was drawn up and signed by many citizens of Philadelphia, proposing. u tax of 20/. a-head. At the same time William Southeby presented one praying for the total abolition of slavery in Pennsylvania ...

... cherished slavery, quashed the act. Again, in 1712, a petition was drawn up and signed by many c iti zens o f Phil a d e l p hi a, proposing a tax of 20/. a-head. At the same time William Southeby presented one praying for the total abolition of slavery in ...

... progress has been made in the abolition of slavery ? The greatest success of the North was the capture of Vicksburg, which, it was asserted, opened the whole course , of the Mississippi, and divided the revolted states to the east and west of that river ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION TO THE UNITED STATES. This day is published, in post Bvo, cloth, 6s. AMERICA: the Origin of Her Present Conflict ; Her Prospect for the Slave, and Her Claim for Anti-Slavery Sympathy. Illustrated by Incidents of Travel, during a Tour ...

... Boolto. ANTI-SLAVERY TO THE UNITED STATES. In the press, and shortly will be published, in post AMERICA: the Origin of Her Present Conflict; Her Prospect for the Slave, and Her Claim for Anti-Slavery Sympathy. Illustrated by Incidents of Travel, during ...

... States except the growing sentiment of the North against the institution of slavery. Well, 1 believe that one end of the great civil war in America will be the abolition of slavery. ...

... and the preservation of slavery. As it was clear to almost everybody that the South began the war for slavery, so it was equally clear, after the last proclamation of the President, that the North were now fightino - against slavery. (Hear, hear.) He thanked ...

... a republic founded on the detested institution of slavery. What can be the cause of this change of tone? Messrs. COBDEN and BRIGHT represent themselves as influenced by a righteous abhorrence of slavery, and declare that their reason for supporting the ...

... 33001t0. ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION TO VIE UNITED STATES. On Wednesday next will he published, in post Svc, cloth, with Coloured Map of the Federal and Gonftsderata States, AMERICA : the Origin of Her Present Conflict; liar Prosper* for ttfe Slave. and Ifer ...

... The lecturer then showed how the North was now avowedly fighting to destroy slavery as well as maintain the Union; and how the South was avowedly fighting to maintain slavery, and repudiated ail those apologies made for them in this country, as if they ...