... SLAVERY. (To he Editor or The London Christian Times.) SIR,—In a work published last year by Mr. Hoskins, on Lower Egypt, he states that The slave-markets of Cairo, Esneh, and other places are abolished, but slavery still exists in Egypt. There are merchants ...

... beginning to cry out that this war is for slavery rather than for freedom. Congress may, indeed, in despair, yield to the demand; but, in that case, not perhaps even yet an immediately impending one, negro slavery, as a social institution in America, is ...

... liberty and the benefactors of the slave; and, its consequence of the abolition of slavery in the British colonies, and the position we have taken in regard to slavery thri ughout the world, we have assumed the prerogative of offering counsel to other ...

... SLAVERY— IS IT INTRINSIC A LLY RIG HI OR WRONG ? TO THE EDITOR OP THE MOl-NING POST Sir, — Bear in mind the attributes of happiness and let us look at the slave as he appears upon Southern farms. The Southern people are essen- tially agricultural. Tliere ...

... the altar of slavery ;- the first moment he 1 touches the sacred soil of Britain, the altar and god sink together in the dust; hissoul walks abroad in its own majesty; his body swells beyond the measure of his chains that burst from around him; and he ...

... must all wish that among future benefits that are to be conferred upon mankind, that kind of African slavery, all events, will reach its termination. But now, with regard to what I have said as to the progress of religion, I may cite to you the opinion ...

... men, there, are fiends—the prison cells are dangeons —the handcuffs, chains and slavery—every Bourbon Turnkey is a Jonathan Wild—the unhappy ex-King FRANCIS 11. is a sort of a combination of a CALIGULA and a Duke VALENTINO. We ara tired to death of it ...

... men, there, are fiends—the prison cells are dangeons —the handcuffs, chains and slavery—every Boarbon Turnkey is a Jonathan Wild—the unhappy ex-King FRANCIS 11. is a sort of a combination of a CALIGULA and a Duke VALENTINO. We are tired to death of it ...

... Now ready, price Three Shillings, bound cloth. American slavery and finance. By the Hon. R. J. WALKER, Late Secretary the Treasury of the United States. William 169, Piccadilly, W.. and all Booksellers. THE SPEECHES of the Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, Corrected ...

... s, that initiated anti-slavery policy—it was ant i-slavery policy which initiated war. The Government and people of America got war thrust upon them simply because they determined to circumscribe slavery, restriction of slavery and its ultimate extinction ...

... Bolten) at the previous meeting declared that it wan not slavery, but the exorbitant tariffs imposed by the North which had caused the ou'break. Mr. Evans argued with great warmth that slavery was the prime moving cause of the lamentable war, and produced ...

... virtually conclu ll . slavery by refusing to take effective action, as churches, aga inst , . Slaveholders sat at their communion-tables, and slaveholaer' preached from their pulpits. The really honest and consistent opponents of slavery, tee a cally called ...