... particular attention, that is, the tenfold force with which every argument against the former applies to the latter. here is no slavery on earth to name with the bondage into which opium easts its victim. There is in that drug, when once indulged in, fatal ...

... Mr Adams offered a tition, praying that slavery and the slave trade be abolished in the district of Columbia; that no new slave be admitted into the union; that the peti- tioners be for ever separated from slavery; and Hayti be recognized, &c. The Speaker ...

... being here five months he embarked with a party of 250 men on board the Surrey transport, for the place of his banishment and slavery. Nothing particular occurred during They hove in sight of Hobart Town on the Jst of the voyage. August, and on the 8th the ...

... and slaughtered with the coolness and pomp of a legal execution, What a fearful element of soviet must the institution of slavery be, if its maintenance re- quires that assisting an escape from it shall be m ade able with Or what can arrive but a universal ...

... of the term. (Cheers.) The intentions of the late Ministers, in ' ISII, were re-isted on double ground of not encouraging slavery, and of an adeqnate supply of sugar being furnished by ' our own colonies ; and Lor.) San.lon, who led the O,ipo>ition, came ...

... imperfect and inadequate right, and, j place of being esteemed as privilege, may, perhaps, be felt and regarded as a badge of slavery. But such is the law. The civil rights and interests of Patrons and Presentees are placed above the spiritual rights of the ...

... under discussion. The France announces that the Minister of Marine had prepared a project of law for the gradual abolition of slavery in the French colonies. The prosperity enjoyed in Paris not borne out the statements which we meet daily in the journals. ...

... their influence to prevent the legal ,;>ly' « t 0 . for assisting a slave to obtain her V C «ed U , a,c gether the system of slavery, * * Chris,ian religion, has been acted upon '''ninf, P ,n ptitude and unanimity. advert'se-0f all mvmor,a] arid the names ...

... tower, and rendering it fit for the reception of its ponderous occupant. French Colonial Slavery.—The French Government, it said, has determined on abolishing slavery in its colonies. A sum of two millions sterling is to be appropriated, in imitation of ...

... or general policy—he had been one of the most distinguished advocates for the abolition of slavery, and it was small degree owing to him \ that the chains slavery had been for ever broken in the British settlements. It was unnecessary for him to refer ' ...

... of ihe duly on coffee was a proof of the contiary. Their object was prevent sugar, the produce of countries tainted with slavery, from being imported into this country. But referred all details to the time when the annual sugar duties bill will be discussed ...

... to ameliorate the condition of the negro slaves in the French colonies, and to prepare ihem for the eventual abolition of slavery. The Minister of Finance has presented to both Chambers a general return of the property belonging to the State. According ...