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... industrious, forbearing, and most peaceable tenantry, as depressed and es much injured as the negroes before the abolition of slavery f If so, they will be as much appalled by the trammels of upprorsion on their minds, the slave was injured by the chain. If ...
... industrious, for- bearing, .nd most peaceable peasantry, as depressed and as much injured as the negroes before the abolition of slavery ? If so, they will be as mach appalled by the trammels of oppression on their minds, w the slave was injured by the chain ...
... common commercial interests. Portugal is threatened with another message, if she does not pay her debts. On the subject of slavery in the new territories, the President is by no means clear or explicit. There is a deficiency this year in the finances, bnt ...
... parlia- pr 3 ment. (Cries of Shame.) The shame was with it - themselves, for the fault lay in their disunion. It di was on slavery and subserviency that 'tyrants ever re based their power. AfLer some further observa- es tions' he concluded, amid acelansations ...
... members to parlia- Iment. (Cries of 1Shame.) The shame was wsth themselves, for the fault lay in their disunion It was on slavery and ubserviency that tyrants, ever based their power. After some further observa- tions, he concluded, amid acelamations, ...
... industrious, forbearing, and most peaceable peasantry, as depressed and as much injured as the negroes, before the abolition of slavery? so, they will be as much appalled by the trammels of oppression on their minds, as tbe slave was injured by the chaiu. If ...
... Mr8i ?? meaet.' ' (Cz~es of. Jlsame.'.)> 'Theshamne was with themselves, for the fault lay in their disunion. It was on slavery and subserviency that tyrants ever based their power. After some further observa- tions, he concluded, amid acclamnationa ...
... Anti-Slavery Meeting.—lt will be seen by advertisement in another column that an anti-slavery meeting will be held at the Stock Exchange Hall, Albionstreet, on Tuesday evening next, whioh will be addressed by Wm. Wells Brown, a fugitive from slavery in ...
... that they would luxuriate in the independence of .e the wealthy, if they were not themselves in a statel d of serfdom and slavery.' They were informed that I I-a meeting was to take place on Wednesday next at I aA71esbury. Mr. Cobden was to be there, and ...
... held to promote the extension of the franchise. Two anti-slavery meetings had been held ; one to petition Parliament to enforce slavery treaties, the other to hear a deputation from the Anti-Slavery Society in England. A very large crop of sugar is expected ...
... toeon,pese that a lb Niihau.. a hail I.e. • 1• lan M , al. -• fur ! 'ft.., Yankee fu.tili,id their Naomi in 'toe+. ine esof slavery, of t un ern,. the seizu•e of he NW], sail the ut a prusinee of the the awing* suistruneetit• of all are amnia:vie for tioor ...
... Englishmen who contribute to the consumption of Brazilian sugar, that thoy are verily guilty of encouraging and promoting slavery in the Brazils PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY. We elsewhere extract at length the report of Mr. Meredith, the Secretary of ...