... will see a rapid and vast change of sentiment on the present vexed questipq of slavery. It is iu the power of England, by one siltaet to destroy the whole system of slavery it A e ItS %sIn±eto give freedom to three millions of slaves. ?? open wide your ...

... FREE TRADE AND SLAVERY. At the Anti-Slavery Convention, on Friday week, at the Freenuasotis' Hall, Great Queen-street, London, the Rev. r..sPENCER, of Hinton, Bath, in a very able speech, pro. posed the following resolution -Tat ii the judgment of this ...

... FR ---DEAG--S- A - . - FREE TRADE AGAINST SLAVERY, There was a double debate in Parliament on Tues- day night, on the subject of the slave trade, and e the most effective means by which it can be sup- B pressed ; and the discussion brought out in some-tl ...

... Exanifner. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1843. AGITATION IN IRELAND. -SLAVERY IN AMiERICA.-FIREE TRADE. tv Ireland desiring ?? separated- Ove ent manufacturers arrayed against agriculturists-an anti- Vill slavery convention in London, and resolutions against the use ...

... 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 in the coun- try for 1 283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a osriable ...

... forbids be slavery for ever in the territories north-west of the r Ohio; and the wise foresight of which prohibition has til been proved by the growing up already in that ter- 'ti ritoly of six great and prosperous states, within which slavery can find ...

... as a free state, excluding slavery from its soil, to II provide territorial governments for Utah and New jMexico, to pay the state of Texas a com]pensation f for her claims on the boundary of New Mexico, to abolish, not slavery, but merely the slave traffic ...

... con- ductdf hpaiu withregard to the Cuban slave trade, said: It was lmpossible to refer to the great benefit which the anti-slavery cause derived from the Northern States of America without turning one's eyes with horror and with pity on all that was nowv ...

... following: Thn Vid °Y, hby his answer to the anti-slavery deputa- M~ears that Lord Stanley, cons qaent on the assertion an tha Euro a were the rM slav'e-u alers in the Soudan, andtha threwas but little slavery in Elgypt, and also on account of the Viceroy's ...

... I THE POLYNEBIAN SLAVE TRADE. l On Monday, a deputation, representing the Aborigines' Protection 9oiety and the Anti slavery odietyhadan- terview with the quis of Normanby, the Governor of Queensland, at theroomB of the Sooial Sojience Association. The ...

... Lowell, Lawrence, and elsewhere, and is so greit c0AR t, the prolonged battle of words now going on i 0010 3t respecting slavery. The Pennsylvania iron makers, and thecoton and iel cO manimfaniturers, and as much of the venal press as tiet 'fee, are out ...

... ones among them, more the i pity—who defend American slavery on the ground that • should first think emancipating our white slaves home. 44 At first sight one would be tempted to consider a mild slavery, to enlightened masters, the most compendious way of ...