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... inches eleven and half. Price Is, SLAVERY; An De»ign, drawn Grohub Cki ikhiunk, E«q., and engraved by John Tiiompso.v, E»q.. intended aaa Memento of Mr*. 11. Beecher Stowe’* cflorta to promote the Abolition Negro Slavery. STORY MRS. BEECHER STOWE. Authoress ...
... retirement obvious duty. Robert Wilberforce is the second son of the late William Wilberforce, so well known for his anti-slavery zeal, and elder brother of the Bishop of Oxford. He was formerly follow of Oriel College, Oxford, where graduated in Michaelmas ...
... of deep and powerful »ntvrei*,ln Thren Act*, most faithfully illustrating - Negro Life United States, and the Horror* of Slavery, entitled UNCLE TOM’S CABIN I G«xge Harrli, Mr. Wol»««de». Elio 110rna, Ml.. C««u. Poole. Pss Seal Miss TaowAssm. ...
... nr any other party—whether mitred, or castocked, or gowned, or olherwii*. No—we are [ not yet arrived at such pitch ahject slavery as this, and with the blessing of Providence never shall. The Governors of the Asylum, must again remark, deserve all praise ...
... certainly altogether uncx| pected. I.rrTi iiF.a Slavery. ?lt will be seen that Professor >V. G. Allen, a quadroon, about to deliver two lectures, in the Corn Exchange, on the subject of American slavery and the African race. From the antecedents of* Professor ...
... Cunningham, Esq.. Maceilon also, copy of* Uncle Tom’s Cabin,' from Dr. Ilincks. and the regular contribution of the Anii-Slavery Advocate, for the news-room of the Institution. _ , „ Mr. Heyn, the Treasurer of the Belfast General Hospital, has received ...
... chl:n:«! ’ti« the despot's knell, God * earth must at length l>e free! Man shall more like the brute cowed By the yoke of slavery ; The Russian serf shall roused to life. The Turk fr hi* dream awake, And throne* that are Itased on lawless power To their ...
... bruit! in country ih« fundamental mnximof whose constilttlionol govern is, that all men liorn equal. The hostility of Britain slavery was displayed long ago in terms not mistaken. At expense of twenty millions money she manumitted the PT- groes, and hatf war ...
... antiquarian, artistic, botanic, or what not, provided it bo innocent. Ignorant people might suppose that it would be a sort of slavery and constraint, and might refer a listless vacancy, or a break-neck scamper, ut they are greatly mistaken. It is wonderful ...
... put from the chair, was unanimously carried. The proceedings were closed praise and prayer. Unde Tonx't Cabin, Bleak lwute, Slavery and the Slave Trade.—A pamphlet published by Messrs. Longman and Co., and comprising six articles Lord Denman, reprinted from ...
... and independence. stated that there was neither the word ** slave,.or slavery,” the constitution; declared that earthly consideration would induce him to aid sending man hack to slavery, and that the North had a right interpret the constitution as well the ...
... an, longer in the ejoa of the world -ilh the alain of slavery upon her.” , Yonr committee submit, that on the whole the friends of the slave reason to rejoice in the progress which the anti-slavery cause has road-* since they last addressed you, and look ...