... NEW ENGLAND ANTI - SLAVERY SOCIETY. The 37th annual anniversary of the New England Anti-Slavery Society was held in Boston on the 25th of May. A series of resolutions were adopted, the first of which declares, That, in the long suffering of this nation ...

... MR GARRISON, THE ANTI-SLAVERY ORATOR. On Saturday morning apubliobreakfast was given St. James's Hall, honour William Lloyd Garrison, Esq., tboleadorof tho anti-slavery party in America. There was a numerous company, consisting almost equally of ladies ...

... SEPr. 4, 1867. ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE IN PARIS. (From a Correspondent.) A Conference of the friends of the anti-slavery cause, summoned by the Anti-Slavery Societies of London, Paris, and Madrid, was held in Paris on the 26th and 27th of August. The ...

... to appear as a slavery movement, the corn-law association, and free tra of the 'Essex and their conduct in Lancashire during the American war and at the reform demonstration in Edinburgh, as reasons which led him to have no fear whatever of these classes ...

... of the North as an anti-slavery power was revealed. Its voice was the voice of the Republic, and it warned the European friends of Maximilian, If you interfere, we interfere. Lundy laid the foundation of this very anti-slavery power. Public opinion is ...

... many years past (and at the present time) millions of the labouring classes have been in political slavery, they being unrepresented but wickedly misrepresented in the House of Commons, which is directly contrary to what Lord John Russell says the ancient' ...

... against negro slavery, and millions are spent in its suppression ; and here, in the very counties from which some of the chief philanthropists have come, we find the agricultural gang system at work, with all the worst brutalities of slavery. And all this ...

... Mr. William Lloyd Garrison has gone to Paris to attend the Anti-Slavery Conference, and will return to town in few days to fulfil an engagement to be present at the annual Crystal Palace demonstration of the National Temperance League, on Tuesday, 3rd ...

... anti-slavery in America, a dozen persons in all England sympathised with his efforts to emancipate the 4,000,000 of slaves in the Sonthern States of America. eay this advisedly, because we ourselves, for many years, were among less than a dozen persons ...

... Mr. Wm. Lloyd Garrison has gone *o Paris to attend the Anti-Slavery Conference, and will roturn to town in a few days to fulfil an engagement be present at the annual Crystal Palace demonstration of the National Temperance League on Tuesday, 3rd September ...

... was illustrated in the anti-slavery movement. The first person nominated by the anti-slavery party for the Presidency was Jas. G. [limey, of Alabama. Having emancipated his slaves he attempted to .establish an anti-slavery paper in Kentucky, but was obliged ...

... Paris Anti-Slavery Conference will commence on the 26th inst., we desire to call attention to the important letter from the Bishop of MAURITIUS, which we insert in another page. It gives painful evidence that the necessity for Anti-Slavery Societies is ...