... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATE. To the Editor of the Weekly Review, Sir,—ln your last week's summary of American news I find the following remark: A disagreeable piece of intelligence comes from Washington, to the effect that the proposal of ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. ...

... and Amarica slavery, permit me to give them a word of warning at th o present crisis. Allow me to as, when did this great Brazilian conversion to anti-slavery principles commence ? Let the pressa deplorable state of internal Brazilian slavery testify. Brazilian ...

... to our institutions. Some mealy-mouthed defenders of slavery, cringing to the sentimeut prevailing against us in nou-slave- holdiug countries, have been content to assert that we deal with slavery as a legacy imposed upou us ; which we caunot get rid ...

... what I verbally maid, the other i~nyour sire- senue ?? Bramlette ?? A. st s au SW follows -I am naturaly antI-slavry. If. slavery is not wrong, nothing Is wrong. I cannos remember when I did not so - thifik and, feel. And yet I have never understood that ...

... WAS SLAVERY THE REAL CAUSE OF THE AMERICAN WAR? the Editor of the Maetlbbonb Mercury, Sir,— What was the origin of the American war ? Was it slavery? To this I emphatically say no. Slavery, no doubt, played part in bringing about the present state things ...

... report said so long as the slave trade continues and slavery existed anywhere, there would be a necessity for the existence of the society, to assert the great principles which underlie the anti-slavery movement, to stimulate public opinion to adopt, and ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society was held at the London Tavern, on May 20, Hr. Samuel Gurney, M P., in the chair. Tbe committee's report was to the effect, that since last meeting ...

... exerted their efforts in various directions where slavery _s. existed, and they confidently hoped that in many arb thoefforts would hb rewarded with success. So log _ilwalave trade continued, end slavery existed anywhere, Oewould be a necessity for the ...

... liberty and the benefactors of the slave; and, its consequence of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and the position we have taken in regard to slavery thri ughout the world, we have assumed the prerogative of offering counsel to other ...

... their efforts in various directions where slavery states existed, and they confidently hoped that in many parts those efforts would be rewarded with success. So long as the slave trade continued, and slavery existed anywhere, there would be a necessity ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. ...