The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-16 00:00:00

A FAST WORTHY OF NOTL"

MR. IttltigEritEßsiiiii from Bond•street
to 71, BibLIME-STaItICT, MANOVI.II-IQll,llllt, on the
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than ever.

Eatablisbed 1941.

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Alr "SvAmozzaoa." CimmmymAm wow SIATZItY.
—ln the inane of a discussion before the Reapplied
Alliance yesterday, the Rev. T. R. Birks, M.A., said
he admitted that there was a strong anti-slavery feeling in
the country ; but. on constitutional grounds, there were
many who sympathised with the South. If the Alliance
intended to act on the principle that slavery was wrong is the
abstract, that principle ought to be embodied in its WAY ;
otherwise those who did not think it wrong In the abstract,
though they might think it wrong in the concrete, were
placed in a false position. The first mention of slavery is
scripture was in connexion with a Divine promise,and in the
last mention of it bond mid free were spoken of as in the
same confederacy aphid Christ. Looking at the matter in
the concrete, they would, of eourse, condemn slavery in
every form, including the slave trade; but the moment
they got beyond that, they entered upon delicate ground,
involving difficult questions. If the Alliance entered into
this political question, the doer would be opened ho collision
ca other questions.