... AMERICAN SLAVERY-ANTI-SLAVERY LEAGUE. A puiblio meeting was held on Monday evening ,for 'the details of which, owing to the pressure of the Parliamentary debate, we had not room in yesterday's paper) at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand,on the subject ...

... bank of the river- - slavery alone being the cause of the difference of state d fortunes. But for Henry ulay, the wily protector of e slavery (and president of the C6lonisation Society) Ken- - tucky would have been exempted from slavery by d the terms of ...

... in common with all the opponents of slavery in England and America at that time, they believed that the suppression of that loath- some traffic would put an end to the supply of slaves, and thus at last abolish slavery itself. The northern delegates forced ...

... Canopbell, ands colc nnclNOts of thle anti-slavery- Oraue. MNIr. irsJe -k Duo' ga.in a specell which occupied upwards oftvo henrs t a half. in rise delivery,. detailed the iot~ of 0h -0'telii 0' t slavery Still inrartisril inl the bi~erto 'tiot et tins-rL ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY IN AME PBICA. No. IV-. If the antislavery sentiment expressed in the IUnited States had been sincere, slavery, if not abolished, would never at least have been able to secure that despotism over the pulpit, the prnt5, the literature, the ...

... results of the Alliance with regard to slavery were entirely owing to the American brethe n; the English members were decidedly opposed to slavery. The Americans disapproved of the first, report becuse it condemned slavery at all; the British because it condeined ...

... title is.a misnomer, and that we should with more propriety have designated our imperfect sketches a history of Slavery, rather than of anti-slavery. But we deemed it necessary to convey some slight idea of the general state of feeling on this E important ...

... ANTI-SA VERY IN THE UNITBD SA TEBS.] The history of the anti-slavery movement in the United States is an interesting pheniomenon to any who would un- derstand the character of the people of that confederacy, or shape ent some platisible theorem of its ...

... FRENCH WEST INDIA FLAVERY. The problem to resolve in France is, and has been, to compass the abolition of slavery in the colonies with the least possible money damage to the State, sacrifice of pro- perty to the slave proprietor, or injury to production ...

... evenino, at seven o'clock, in thle great Free Tradc-lhall, to receive a deputa- tion froiis the Anti-Slavery Lcague, ol the subject of Ame- ricall slavery. The deputation was announcid to consist of Mr. Georgc Thompson, Mr. W. L. Garrison, and the escaped ...

... BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY . I . SOCIETY. Yesterday, the Annual General Meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held in Freemasons' Hall. The attendance of auditors was far from numerous, and of these the fair sex, including ...

... gentleitien. of property and standing. Tile office of the Ariti-Slavery Sooiet wsaac dilild th ma Syor himself assisted in tearing down a sign in wihich the sobnoxious wornt1 anti-slavery, rendered it at disturber of the I peace, and a fittn chetfril ...