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... HARRIET BEECHER Second Thousand, Demy Soo, Price Sixpence Poet Tenpenee, THE PROBLEM OF THE AGE; or, the Abolition American Slavery considered Physical and Moral Aspect. Ra,,l I Bm, Ont Skilling. GEOROE SANDFOBDi or,tIi.DBAPEH’B ASSISTANT. A CobmoreUl Lift ...
... evening, the Rev. Henry Montgomery, LL.D., delivered, pursuant to advertisement, a lecture. In the Musichall, the popular of slavery, in aid of the library fund of the Working Classes’ Association. The chair was taken William M*Oee, Esq., M I)., Mayor. The ...
... did bis duty. SLAVERY INFIDELITY—MU. LLOYD GARRISON. The be»t causes have, time immemorial, been ruined bad advocates. There is no causa in alliance with civilization which more excites the attention of civilized people than that of slavery.— The abolition ...
... eleven and half. Prico Is, SLAVERY: An Allegorical Design, drawn by Grorob CRUtKaa&KK, Esq., and engraved Johr Thompson. K«,„ intended as Memento of Mrs. 11. Beecher Stove’s efforts to promote the Abolition o! Negro Slavery. CASSELL'S FRENCH DICTIONARY: ...
... and chat and lounge a good deal, and go out a good deal, and come buck little. We used to compare notes a* to tbe precious slavery it waa, and to the salary not being enough for bread and cheese, and to the manner which we were screwed the public—and we ...
... (acts which are inseparable from the institution of slavery, we are weary of the painful, the humiliating detail. But will state for your information and encouragement, that by the aid anil-slavery combination, and benovelent individuals, who think right ...
... Thus, outside of the New York Delegation there are not 20 representative* earnestly sympathizing with tho *• Hards” (on the slavery matter), and more than half of them are very •• Soft” Indeed upon all questions except that of the propriety of the admin ...
... freedom be equal advantage to the black There U the stamp of partiality and hypocrisy on all American productions regarding slavery, excepting those which emanate from the daily-increasing party of the Abolitionists, many of whom, in the New England States ...
... precise points which require rendered prominent. for nothing else than the impulse Mr. Charles Poole has given to the Anti-Slavery cause his judicious development Mr. Stowe’s characters, ha has done excellent service to great work. The stage accessories ...
... sympathy on behalf of the suffering negro, and called forth a burst of honest indignation against the atrocious system of slavery, which trust under the Divine blessing, will, no diatant period, accomplish ita entire abolition.— are not insensible to those ...
... Place. Reserved Seats, 4s; Body of the Hell, Gallery, Doors open at Half-past Seven ; Concert commence at Light o’clock. (310 SLAVERY, Ilf ITS RELATION TO GOD AND MAN—KfeWME AND ETERNITT. / THE Committee of the Working Clamrt* Association beg leave respectfully ...
... and the consequence wss that, when any war or great ruptinn took place, the common people were but changing one kind of slavery lor another, and they had Interest in defending the right of tl.elr sovereign Here, however. England, bond of sympathy existed ...