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... would be cut off. The importation of few thousand Hindoos would give only temporary relief, and would establish a species of slavery where resorted to. If transportation, however, were continued, it would become necessary to restrict the limits of the penal ...
... no Alachievaliau view of finally weakening Anglo-American race ought to interfere with the immediate aim of putting an end slavery, and to the home slave-trade of America. Tyler does not. however, pronounce the word annexation in his Message, but he more ...
... and Clarkson in their successful efforts for the suppression of the slave trade; was one of the original promoters the Anti-Slavery Society, and one of British and I Foreign School Society, of which he acted as ' treasurer for many years. He took an active ...
... orserablo fellerwmgitatnre, olio Lase got up—who the meet. Man. Was it 00 Ca.hirlic Ereancipatioateowith the aholition of Negro Slavery dot ? Hight or wrung, the public filling was ohm aad eshibited itsell umquivocilly, powerfully, trustesto mile; hut here—bah' ...
... When !he lit war in at rent m oo. hod tau weak at mar „ r the 111111.11 et-ctine. front it is plain dot • i a tack-rent end slavery-tint, unceasing and she she Wit going low. to IN.. I the time of the death, had been tiler,. Wetly pa id e ti, - , of rafriand ...
... opposed reform tiie Irish Church, opposed the Irish, and has marred the English National Education; and again, all the early Slavery debates, wheu the battle was won by the emancipators step step, and session after session, where was Sir Robert Peel's voice ...
... sagas:oat, it we • tesl 'w ola . d i Vi:i nod San iwalmi 4..na tie of -The tti rPOIO the of sow and 14W sit des chielly to a oil Slavery, pa tat ..li t the or a 1.411 rr•pectiog (h to.. b tory, which ma, to a whet cotoonOtt..e. r - • W. we have wit tawd a amuse ...
... reaignationa in the Council of Canada. UNITED BTATES. The accounta from the United States relate chiefly to discussion on Slavery, and to the introduction of a bill respecting the Oregon territory, which was referred to select committee. ...
... of France? Do you think that the man who aimed at revolution would hold forth to the detestation of the world the infamous slavery by which the transatlantic Republic, to her everlasting shame, permits herself to be degraded; or, to come nearer home, you ...
... , sad dorms* the of For.? Do yr dank that the man oho aimed at Revolutist would forth to the detestation of Me world the slavery by which gnat trios-Atlantic Republic, to her everlasting Mar, himself to be degraded ? come home, ho you Mak that the man ...
... Elmogham, The of Aherdem mid the blench Governmeet had desited MOM Odi6OltiOo. in that put of the treaty the ow the subject of slavery, relating cub, right of much; and that • modificatioo had been made, which, impairing its efficiency, had modeled it more ...
... trial of Lowl G. Gordon; and aa an iedianieet lon compincy, it was applicable to Sir °ostler sod egit4ollagaiol4 the POW Law. slavery, or say. 01w. Nobody could approve of O'Coninll's leaguer et Lis nultitudinom meatier ; for, peaceable his ewe wishes sod ...