... SLAVERY. TO THB EDITOR OF THE BANNER OF ULSTER. Sir, 1 have been to put the facts little more particularly befere the public, lest any one, framin'* petition from the general language I used in tny last letter, should fall into error. It was the slave ...

... of showing il of f slavery, and of convincing them many the enormous ev nd constitutional with of their practieal ai ice in the efforts that are slavery; and that we rejo hurehes from the incubus of making to free some of the slavery. And we trust t! hat ...

... AMIER AN SLAVERY Tur Synod of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, at its late mecting, agreed to the following resolu- tions on the subject of American slavery:— 1, “ That there are at the present time upwards of three millions of Human beings, in the ...

... AMERICA) SLAVERY Tue question of intercourse with the Churches in the United States by whom the lawfulness of slavery, as it exists in that republic, is held, will very probably some discusson in the Free Church of Scot- land. With the view of showing ...

... agitation for the abolition of West Indian slavery was in progress, there was one man, Doctor Edgar, who, by his thril- ling powerfully contributed to the sweiling of the tide of holy indignation against slavery. I re- member, too, that the Rev. James Morgan ...

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... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. in Wr extract the following as the latest to slavery in the United States. The Wytheville (Va.) have elluded to the servile insurrection in Gray- we then had to the son, and given what account of the fight and lie, ‘We now make a more ...

... ATER’ A memorial from the congregation of Donegall Street, relating to the question of American slavery, was nted ; but, as it was considered informal, it was moved and agreed to, that, whilst the Presby- tery had every disposition to express their opinion ...

... the enemics of slavery. Another ease quite as re markable had occurred, which shows the deep hatred jt | also at Washington, with which some of t be northern men regard slavery, y Mr. Wm. “the domestic institution of the south.” anti-slavery L. Claplin, ...

... to profit by Protestant transgression of superstitions of the stomach. our Anti-Slavery petitioners will not permit us to tasto Brazilian sugar, lest wo encourage slavery; but, if can gain a few pounds by tempting other people to it —there’s no harm in ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA Witte travelling not long ago in one of the South- Western counties in Virginia, the following thrilling incident took place :—Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part ...

... AMBHICAM SLAVERY. We have read with interest a long discussion on this topic the Free Church Presby tory of Edinburgh, which terminated in decision not to transmit any overture General Assembly the Presbytery had confidence in that body. This amendment ...