... O ?? THE ABLITIO OF SLAVERY IN GEOliGlA. Of the present state of agriculture in Georgia, it is my opinion, both from a practical knowledge of the same and from the best information to be obtained, that since the abolition of slavery throughout the State ...

... *vigour, and in the long run have been reduced largely in its proportions. We got cheap cotton for years through American slavery ; we found a ready market for the goods manufactured from it through English monopoly. Good cotton, at low prices, was the ...

... Government for a charter for the Church Body. They had escaped from bondage, and would not again submit to Government control and slavery. The Bishop, in closing the meeting, expressed a hope that there i would not be a single particle of party feeling infused ...

... country. We are glad to see amongst the leaders of this new movement some of the most energetic and popular membero of bhe anti-slavery party. Their support is extremely important, because their influence is very great in New England, which is one of the principal ...

... already perceived by the American abolition- ht. ,Tho are now throwing their whole energy, e le energy which extinguished slavery, into ae Ilogranime quaintly described as 1Free labour, Free Trade, and Free Transport. Free trade we have got, free labour ...

... and the Indian tarff. -After 'dwellingon te great ima- portance ofthesubjeot, he pointed out. that withothe abolition of slavery, in the Boutharm States of America,. the cotton yield bad greatly decreased, and the supply of cotton from that country was ...

... ? lt~ion theat thle aeortulnc' usesi. hr'vinr L., Obtasinstdtialitical powver, were icot. going to reusaisi ill social Y slavery. (Cheers.) 0 Me. T. Huoses. LI.P., ?? this recoluion i. It Pgrrtiliett hinin gecatly to see such at, insecthig before him ...

... former days between master'and man. Those who argued thus forgot that the prin- ciple of the system they supported was in slavery itself. Be believed that the more independent they could make the people of any country the better it would be for the people ...

... pretensions. That is to say, if he has always voted with the party through thick and thin, shouted loudly cuoullg against slavery ald the South, and has the gift of uttering high-sounding phrases about the glory of free labour and the rights of man. Stch ...

... engaged in it. It now appears however, that by a, law adopted in 1862, when the feeling of the North was at its height against slavery and the slave trade, the importation of Chinese coolies into the United States is as illegal as the slave trade, and punish- ...

... h ror Mr. Box Brown, who some years since attracted the r fdosypathy of the public by the narrative of his escape ' frm slavery, has, during the past few days been giving a ti aid series of discourses on Magic, Electricity, Mesmerism, 0 it &c., at the ...

... philanthrog with adventure, and that he had aided his Highness t e Viceroy of Egypt in his noble of enterprise of putting down slavery on ?? Nile The da Prince is evidently improving in wisdom and morals. HE re also gave a touch of his military and patriotic ...