... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. A public meeting of the friends of the Anti-Slavery Society i was hold fin the 111uslo-hail, Bold-streett, yesterday evening, at0 -erven o'clock, to hir Ice Into conrsiderat ion the dutycof the frienids of! the negro, With ...

... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. A fall report of the proceedings of the General Anti- na Slavery Convention, called by the conimittee of, the Pc British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, and held in London, from Friday, the 16th of June, to TuesdaY, th the ...

... 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 ...

... RELIGIOUS LIBERTY & CIVIL SLAVERY. In our paper Tuesday last we reported at considerable length the proceedings of the first Triennial Conference the Anti-State Church Association, which has now adopted the title of The British Association for the ...

... 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 ...

... th these people would, no doubt, revolt at the idea of in slavery in Jamaica, they have not the slightest w qualis at this traffic, wlhen carried on out of the re range of British law. Slavery, in short, is only a On conventional crime in their eyes. ...

... 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 ...

... by the Cabinet of Madrid that the result qf the American civil war must be ultimately fatal to the institution of negro slavery in all countries, within reach of the direct or indirect influence of the United States ; and accordingly Spain has begun ...

... rise again c asd again, always in a more practical form, a until slavery is abolished in every part of America whidiu is subject to the Federal Government. That the abolition of slavery In America ?? ultimately be a great advantae to the American Republic ...

... millions of slaveo and her best men knew that slavery could not fast; that it must come to an end by some means or other. Vast numbers of the American people, possibly a large majority, felt also that slavery was wrong in itself and that to make an end ...