... to be imposed. (Hear,hear.) The next subject to which he should adverl was that of Negro Sla>ery. He was abstractedly of slavery, which he held to be the foulest s'ain upon the national charactcr. (Hear.) Every man who öiht duly valued iit-c-ty himself ...

... nomination. Subjects of the greatest fnajnitude, as tteforei n political engagements of the country, the Eauk Charter, Negro Slavery, Church Reform, or what is so called, the Corn Laws, and other important questions, would cotne under consideration of the ...

... d legil means. One of the evils to which he alluded was slavery, lie knew that slavery had existed in t'iaer times, and rhat at one period of history E,,gli,i. people had been sold in slavery into Ire'and. Now, however, the case was otherwise, and Ireland ...

... that must be treated with the greatest caution; or it may- entail on the unfortunate persons whom we desire to relieve from slavery and bondage tbe greatest possible calamities. (Hear.) Every man, who feels asa man, would wish not only to emancipate the ...

... different great questions which engross the public attention. He expressed bis ardent desire to sf>e the uiler extinction of slavery. With respect to the Cur- rency, the East India Charter, and the state oflretand, he to those subjects the most mature de- ...

... ei. t in this respee nor car; I suppose that there i.; any prrsoii who hears mc, that will not rejoice in the boliiion of slavery, when, it 'an be safely effected 1 believe 1 have gone through all the. topics of a public general nature in ill honourobh ...

... of those honest >md conscientious taeu who | voted for Mr. Waikins from principles, frotn tove of | itheriy, and haired to slavery front conscicuee, as true patriots, aud supporters of ciril ami religious li j berty, from a conviction, of superior qualifi- ...

... the tOWII are united, then gave, Success to the borough of AFerthvr Tvdvil. While flic general feeling for the abolition .f slavery ¡,s high, may it never reeain birth III Merthyr Tydvil. Tremendous cheering. Henry Jones, Esq. sung a song composed for the ...

... this Christian land-in this nation of philanthropists-in this country of bibles, there are thousands of children doomed to slavery in the factories of England and Scotland. They are not only flogged, hut they are literally starved. They are not only kept ...

... attention has been recently drawn toa pamphlet written by the Rev. Charles Hand (advertised in our first page), to show that Slavery is in principle incom- patible both with the principles of Revealed Religion, and witlithenlosaic Law. The author of th spamphlet ...

... lately at Haverfordwest a most numerous and respectable meeting convened to pe- tition Parliament for the abolition of Negro Slavery. With a full sense of the respect due to the persons present, and still more to the noble philanthropy by which we believe ...

... India Planters, on the ground that a difference of opinion exists between himself and those gentlemen on the question of slavery. EPITAPH ON SOPHIA RIVERS. Sophia Rivers was her name, Only her beauty died Envy has nothing to proclaim, Nor flattery to ...