... sufficient reason for thus receiving him, bearing in mind that, while the British Government desires to matigate the horror* of slavery, tier Majesty's , ships are not intended for the reception of other permute than her owe officers and crews. If a fugitive ...

... it Mimed ear rights as a nation amongst nations, and (2.1 as affecting the attitude of our Government in its relation to slavery. The cardinal rule of the first Circular was that it required eeptoins of British ships of war to surrender as slava mem who ...

... instructions in regard to slaves who have taken refuge on board their vessels while in the territorial water of countries where slavery is the law of the land; and, for , the some period of time, of all cases relating to fugitive *laves which have ended in actions ...

... Tetaxamoc, U.S.A., will a ZUVICZ 07 110170 above, of Cho QUAINT HYMNS, op, SPIRITCALS, Used by thvm in their DAYS OF SLAVERY. LORD PROVOST JAMIESON WILL PRESIDE. Doan open at 7 at S. rat. TICK 1473 —neatened Seats (natebere4), • &voted Seats, ta ; ...

... THE Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society writes to the that the only parties the new slave Circular will satisfy are the slaves, as it will confirm the impression that England is not in eat nest in her efforts to abolish slavery. LIBEL ON MR. IRVING. Tuts ...

... ly completed its lahouree and the American Methodist Church, which, like ev,rything claw in this country, split upon the slavery rock, as now re united. It is nue of the wealthiest and strongest religious bodies in the 1 - nited States. having • membership ...

... matter of human slavery has come to be based. By the new instructions ' commanders of Her Majesty's ships are enjoined with reference to fugitive slaves to remember that while the British Government desires to mitigate the horrors of slavery, Her Majesty's ...

... whom they have escaped. 3. That it sets up, as something which England is to cut .wknowledge as a law, the iostitution of slavery, which the conscience of the nation holds to be a crime. The officers, therefore, resolve to call a meeting of the Committee ...

... Democratic party to commend it to the bulk of the people. It is in a sense the representative of the slavery and secession party of former year@ ; but both slavery and secession are deal, told it does not appear that the Democrats of to-day have the will, even ...

... prudence which del lot charicestlee dld one, The caution of Lord Derby melees to he Wastage* with the too plain reeegeiliettuf slavery 'which died Meted tie last summer, mud, in of the highest legal aisiberity,' the extra-territoriel quality of public ' ...

... encouragement it gave to slavery, has just been issued—the last uf a series of revised editions in fact. It is now ordered that no fugitive slave, having been received on board a British warship, shall he surrendered on the ground of slavery; commanders are to ...

... of the session, was begun on Tuesday. The Fugitive Slave appointed • few months so to consider the question raised by the Slavery Circulars of the Government, haa Pea issued its report. It is a somewhat feeble and hilt ing document, but it will, perhaps ...