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... TITLE 1.-OF THE CONDITION OF CITIZENS. 1. Every body residing on the territory of Hayti is free, in the fullest sense. 2. Slavery . is for ever abolished in Hayti. 3. No ose has a right to violate the asylum 'of a Citizen, nor to enter forcibly his dwelling ...
... talents, of the Young Rosens. This play abounds with those sentiments which are calculated to inspire men with a hatred for slavery. In his delineation of the character, Master Betty received considerable ap- plause, and his performance on EKe whole was ...
... cry of perpetual war, and war continues. What then is the objecti—what will be the issue ? The object of this war is the slavery of the world, by the exclusive possession of the seas. There is no doubt, that by subscribing treaties of bondage, disguised ...
... ponderous--but it appears astonishing to, you al6ne. In France iris no secret thi the independence of fit/ONAPAIiTE has your slavery for its basit, and his existence your ruin ! This, I presume, sufficiently explains the purport of those fantastic and ridiculous ...
... usual etublems--a Negro, who, prostrated before his Monarch, pays his hemble tribute of gratitude for his emancipation lion slavery. On the right of the throne are Liberty and Hibernia ; Trinh on the left ; aud, in front, the Virtues and Sciences personified ...
... Mr. Malthus, the check-population philosopher, having, upon a former occasion, been quoted authority in favour of negro-slavery, Mr. Wilberforce said, that it happened, that he had had a conversation with that gentleman only ten minutes before he entered ...
... Indies ?” Here, however, the poverty oflanguage tends, in no fmall degree, to millead our judgment ; and, what is called Slavery exifts in Africa, our Colonial Syftem, in all its parts, is affumed (extravagantly enough) to be lawful and even humane. But ...
... TITLE 1.-OF TIIE CONDITION OE CITIZENS. 1. Every body reiidinM on the territory of Hayti is free, in the fulleflienfe. ' 2. Slavery is for everabolithed in Hayti. 3, No one has a right‘,to violate the afylum, of a citizen, nor to enter forcibly, into his ...
... and by rendering their lives subservient to his, triumphs, and to the savage glory to which he aspires. Spain beheld your slavery, and the horrible evils which followed it, with mingled- sensations of ,grief and despair. yob are her brethren, and She panted ...
... coantry, or to under you fbrgetful of your duties. Foreiga have not been made for you; you disdain to wear the fett?r- of slavery, and will never submit to the yoke of France t you will guild/lily ;nd assidumarly resist as hitherto, all her art-fitful ...
... Noble Lord had argued in his speech, that the state of slavery, abstractedly considered, was. a very great evil; he ought therefore to have extended his resolution to the abolition of that state. Slavery had existed from the earliest periods of antiquity ...
... he ready to retort 1.11.1 treat with asr h ?tram so tr.l to MESH KF.Y.F he use or nu (me tr.n-erects), for wet from lit slavery rl to 3hl felturiog, mud to . part Bah, natal, dew dote. 7hot of the VIM at the Serretaree at *Fie Wire; or by t•pploioq ...