... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. l- s , e .1 - t e _ . en, TnE meeting of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- ily a] Lee 'Slavery Society took place on Tuesday evenin~g. Of only uncourse it derived a ulore than usual interest from the slave 'as present circumstances ...

... and we confidently rely on the Anti-Slavery Societies, and on a liberal public press, for their affording opportunities of utterance to the public voice, which will, indeed, be the voice of humanity. The Aniti-Slavery Society of this town continues to do ...

... arresting the fugitive. What has he done? He has used the nerves and faculties which God gave him, to throw off his slavery. He has abhorred slavery, and got rid of it. This is not the con- dition of a man selling himself, and then repudi- ating his own bargain ...

... SLAVERY. . ~To J1T'wcRCjLO Well, you practical gentleman ?? (1 call you gentleman by courtesy) hav e you studied in your parlinuientary papers the despatch of Governor Arthur, to which I referred you in my lat? If so, what do you think of the case of ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY. AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the Huu. and East-Riimsc Anti-Si.aveby Society,heldinHuix, the ICth day of July, 1830, 1). SYKES, Esq. Of. P. the Chair ; It teas Resolved —That this Society, teeing that the Pledge given to the British Nation ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIV;'ERPOOL .±FRCVR'. GE-NTLESEN,-The following assertions were made byI vct one of the advocates of West Indian slavery, under the thii signature of to f - =ATsOr: nig Mr. Cropper boldly states, that, were the negroes ...

... advocate for slavery. I am nothing of the kind; blt I ask, if these things are so, and if you call neither deny nor ignore them, then in what sense are they abominable assumptions 7 I give no opinion on the rights or the wrongs of slavery. I have been ...

... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...

... SLAVERY. d d Since the three most extensive Govern- ments of the civilized and Christian world e -England, the United States, and Russia n -abolished personal slavery within their or o dominions, and commenced to use V their influence to abolish it in ...

... 8L A VE RY. A number of friends of the anti-slavery cause are b recosianending the disuse of slave-grown cotton, rice ai anld tobac o; and are endeavouring to obtain a sup- cc ply of fabrics manufactured from firee-labour cotton; lo it beinig their belief ...

... likewise. The abolition of slavery, whether white or black, must by degrees lead to a thorough change in the domestic habits of the people, and especially of the great; and this is the important side of the question of slavery here. The change vwhiclh has ...

... SLAVERY. W We are pleased to observe that the Report of ni i c the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society it id refers hopefully to the decided progress which the fa us Abolition movement is making generally. Even !1 1 in the United States an anti-slavery ...