... SLAVERY. ui A fesv plain words to.144ii. meni.1 y My Friends,-You have ?? heard much on the S -bject of a slavery, and the crueltiespractised uponl the slaves. You have heen e told, on the other hand, that thils is not true-that the slaves are r, very ...

... SLAVERY. To the Efditor of the Bristol iilerciiry. Silt,-The editor of the Johnt Buell, in his paper of the 2nd inst., having made an attempt, to discredit a statement made by me at ass anti-slavery lecture at Cheltenharn iii Blarch last, vian tire article ...

... SLAVERY. thle Sjoeech (f Cl'iif Justice Jeg/olla, of Sierra Leone, at the public este dinner, given to the Reformt jfniber' for the Goaant of 2ra it Somec'rset, at Bath, on thc 17th instant. snt: We were unable, in ourhlast, to give mole than a very IflLbrief ...

... to petition uoen any sutbject, including the ques- tlotn of slavery ; or, at least, no such petition can he read aloud or prinited ; and atlthough the Congress is entitled to abolilsh slavery in Columbia, the door for petition pirayinig that abolition ...

... place among Chriotian nations I Is the sword which wroughtoat toar liberties. to bh nsheatled nose to enforce the clairs of slavery on foreigin staitee ? Can wie bear this burninig shanme 7 Are the free States p epared to ilcr this iifisisy and crime 'l ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A numerous meeting of the ladies of Bristol and Clifton took place at the Institution, Park-street, on Wednesday last, for the purpose of making the necessary arrangements for procuring the signatures of the women of this neighbourhood ...

... difficulty in coming to the conclusion atevery, He main who was associated with slavery was an~'atrocious dlol of war. He considered war to he a great sin, ada OSnn r as slavery, was to the genius and spirit, and to many of the direct Cal precepts, of the ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. To the REditor-of thec Bsistol Mercuryp. Si ?? a letter frssln St., Vinlceiit's, wvrittcn iln thle latter part of Feisriary last, I find some Observations suggested by an sirticle %i hich wasi hisscrteil in thle Alercnry-ofthe 5th of Janua~ry ...

... I f - I . I I I I.; -- ?? . ?? I ? . . ! il-- - the actual -tate of negro slavery having becilme'# 41hketflOr orf vital itiiportatne-, ?? as ot the treitmie3 et ?? evl-. - I e the tipossesfaoln or Ides 'of 'o sstv1I. I * ' perlkps not beh'o ltlifm1rnevr ...

... decision of the House of Commons, for the immediate extinction of the *Apprenticeship istem- ?? comae the twime and the evils of Slavery,l-it. was unanimously resolved, That those memibes of the House of Commons who have sup- ported the government in their cruel ...

... recognize slavery as one of ' their institutions : the Anglo-Americans, with all their good qualities, do, as a nation, defend and cherish ularly that cleavingcurse, But the northern and southern routs, of the Unlois are divided on the slavery question ...

... THE'SLAVERY QUESTION. [isFRli k C01MRSPONEoNT.) A greeably to theintitmnation expressed in a recent numaber of our paper, we now proceed to offer a few remarks on the state and prospects of the anti-slavery cause. It must, we-think, be mani- fest to every ...