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... confederate of a man by tthe named of Murrell, now is the Nashiville Penitentiary.-ANeie aYork; Iherotistile Adrersics.r SLAVERY IN TYKE WEST INDIES. Tbletfoloewring is about as' cold-blisoded an account as ever ap- peared in print:- HAVANNAii, July 17 ...
... SLAVERY! *- Disguise thyself as thou wilt, still thou are a bitter draught. Slavery is said to be the plague spot of the United States of America. We quite agree that it is so; but from whence came it? Is it to be attributed to the growth of republicanism ...
... the slave shall be declared free l and the word ?? Slavery unknown throughout the British dominions. He concluded by moving the fol- lowing resolution:- That this meeting, remembering that slavery has been sane-I tioned by Government, is as ready to ...
... AFRICAN SLAVERY. A-. ACn ATA OS . AN ASTOUNDING AGREEMENT. ta The Manchester Gtuardian says that letters from a. a correspondent at Mouibasa btate that an agree- PC 2neut has been entered into between the repre- di sentatives of the English East African ...
... it they thought slavery so nainrel, so vivacious, and so spreadir aso to require acts hr0 of (engross oeid geographical lines to klceop it witirin fit bound- ; and One cerould almost hope Mrc. Pierce wee ai himself of opinion that slavery lead Only to be ...
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... Immediate enmancipation of the negeoso, and that slavery cog good ?? In nanto or Ihcet, should not exist any longer im? t?0ti the British donsinions. The Rey. Geaselemar. then Is the proposed- That the slavery of our fellow mess and ages fellow Christians ...
... condition. in 11323, Mr utifbog ts: the question before Parliamnwt heve fpttn ?? h to Colonial Slavery ; the resolution he propoe Ma 'ha iE state of Slavery is repungniantito the principles of the Biritishi Con. a dstitution, and of the Christian religion; ...
... A1IJRUICAN SlAVERY. TJo the Liuai'roit. i he I II AtlSilil TLrIJCIIIA1'Ie. Ait. Euuel'e't,-Ajj' ?? rthit followill'g pzutu~k;rajh ir, Qoij Wittichi0 ckpctijlll dieiierve tile Coiisideration of thu l)public', I take the liberty ofi requeistifog itu ?? ...
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... d to 16,713, two-tltirdsla ; of which seren givets seid(ost tiny fee or rcnwtrd.) Nosy how or tl sinatty have ithe Atiti-Slavery Society weiith till their boastinig ofl :itil all their fissits, hot, stitny hasve ih/ic; set at liberty P mud Knihb mait ...
... for thp imniedisle extinction of the apptintlelsp of the I syvjfem-4hlcbftk ling for. two years tocoete- j.t ciie W ebeisof slavery,- The I't~ wa it nanismotctlyrfsolved rcepec C 11 Tha ?? ofthe douse ?? l wh hood, have sutpported, th ?? in their cruel policy; ...