... SLAVERY IN AMERICA.* We are not a little pleased to ;met Mr. Alfred Rooker on the anti-slavery platform; for, in point of talents, principles, patriotism, and philanthropy, there are few laymen in England more competent to deal with the complicated question ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH STANDARD. Sin,—l have recently been reading the journals of Mr. Wesley, who spent nearly two years in Georgia, where he acquired that acquaintance with American Slavery which led him, in after life, to pronounce ...

... interfere with slavery in the States, but simply declared itself against the extension of slavery in the territories of the Union, not yet organised into States. In other words, the motto of the Republican party was, Liberty national, slavery sectional, ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION TO THE UNITED STATES. This day is published, in post Bvo, cloth, 88., with Coloured Map of the Federal and Confederate States, AMERICA: the Origin of Her Present Conflict; Her Prospect for the Slave, and her Claim for Anti-Slavery ...

... Howe (S. G.) Refugees from Slavery in Canada West, Report to the Freedman’s Inquiry Commission, Bvo, sd., pp- iv—llo. Boston . .coovvinnennn ./ Inglis (Henry) Ballads from the German. Feap. Bvo, pp- 172. Blackwoods .«o coeosscessscssscecnss b/ Irving ...

... Pp. 34, Bvo. price Threepence, DOES it ANSWER? SLA.VERY hi AMERICA. By KLVRW ROOKER. London : Virtue Ilrothere. Plymouth: Hoydon and Son; and INJidge. ...

... OP ANTI.SLAVRUY. Almost every day marks some new phase in the progress of anti-slavery opinion in political circles, and among the masses of the people. In the recovered States of the South the non-slaveholders Prove to be almost universally loyal men; ...

... law of God hallows the marriage covenant—but slavery counts it as a temporary provision for gain t , ) be set aside by the most capricious expediency. The law of God honours a blameless chastity, but slavery sanctions unbridled licentiousness, and peoples ...

... PHIERIAND AMERICAN SLAVERY. At the outbreak of the rebellion, Broenson's Quarterly Review was almost the only advocate of an anti-slavery policy among all the catholic journals. The great majority of them were violently opposing every anti-slavery measure of ...

... dependence.” Mr. Sava; e occupied the chair. The lecturer began by a luding to the subject of slavery, so much talked about, and pointed to the system of slavery carried on in Utah, over which Brigham Young presided, and where every man had as many wives ...

... question of slavery; the legislation to which it gave rise crom time to time; and, in order that nothing may be left to mere assertion, official documents are quoted or appealed to. The work, in fact, is a condensed history of American slavery in its political ...

... question of slavery; the legislation to which it gave rise Prom time to time; and, in order that nothing may be left to mere assertion, official documents are quoted or appealed to. The work, in fact, is a condensed history of American slavery in its political ...