... pleie. PUBLIC BRZAZFAST TO GAILLUOM A public breakfast was given to Mr. Clarrisou, the leader ef the Anti-American Slavery party, at St. James's Hall, (Saturday) morning. Mr. Bright, LP., was in the chair ; am ongst others present were the Duke of Argyll ...

... to exercise the right of search as regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of slavery was another and a distinct question. Slavery had existed iu the country for 1,283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a horrible ...

... ministers to be silent on slavery; a rule to this effect was made, thus a clasp was placed upon the lips of 3,000 Northern ministers, and the curse of the Almighty was on the clasp. That rule is now practically a dead letter, and anti-slavery Northern Methodists ...

... to be silent on slavery ; a rule to this effect was made, thus a clasp was placed upon the lips of 3,000 Northern ministers, and the curse of the Almighty was on the clasp. That rule is now practically a dead letter, and anti-slavery Northern Methodists ...

... up on the Reform questiorr ANTI SLAVERY IN FARM—The Committee of the British aud Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, in conjunction with similar bodies in France and Spain, have determined to hold an International Anti-Slavery Conference in Paris this year. ...

... to be silent on slavery ; a rule to this effect was made, thus a clasp was placed upon the lips of 3,000 Northern ministers, a,nd the curse of the Almighty was on the clasp. That rule is now practically a dead letter, and anti-slavery Northern Methodists ...

... when Mr. GARRISON carried on the conflict against slavery, either turned the cold shoulder to him, or actually put their shoulder to the wheel to push agaiast him, speak of that abolition of American slavery which he has been mainly instrumental in effecting ...

... SLAVERY IN CUal. ] TO TEE EDrIOR OF THE DAILY IEw . SiB,-It is gratifying to observe the signs of times in connection with the grand cause of the abL of slavery throughout the world. Events are mnw k rapidly towards the wished-forconsummation, which, ...

... they could put an end to slavery. Our claim is disunion—breaking up of the States, said Wendell Phillips in 1855. Do not say the machine is out of order; it is in order. It does what it was made to do —it protects slavery. Like machines intended for ...

... exponents of the will of the people. When the anti-slavery reform began the liberty of the press, even in the free States, had been destroyed by the slave party. William Lloyd Garrison published an anti-slavery newspaper in Boston, Massachusetts. For this he ...

... coloured people home everywhere, at every time, the presence of slavery was heavy upon mc. The conversations at that time, in almost all groups of people, were directly indirectly about slavery and the infamy of the North ; this infamy all connected with ...

... of Congresses are sitting in forei capitals ; at Paris, an anti-slavery Congress has passed resoluuons condemning not only slavery generally, bat Coolie emigration in particular as slavery in disguise, and authorised a letter, enclosio di the resolution ...