... story of the American negro would some day be regarded as the romance of our age. There can be doubt that modern history of slavery and its downfall have given rise to incidents of highly dramatic character. A casual item of news from Washington states that ...

... that I most die. When I began break thv chain Think not done without sigh. needs some courage to get free From any kind of slavery. Think not because I speak of thee That love still lingers In my breast; The mariner, from o’er the sea. When he has gained ...

... advertisement: —‘‘ Slavery in England. A public meeting of Slaves will be held in Trafrlgarequare, eight o’clock on Monday evening, June 27 (to be continued weekly), when 4 Poor Slave ’ will take the chair, and explain the meant by which slavery may abolished ...

... Xtmmo, A.8.A., will ((to » SERVICE OF SONG abova, comilting at the Quaint Hymne or BpirituaU, need by them is their DAYS OF SLAVERY. W, T. SMITH, Esq., J.P., Hunblaton Heuo, will prwide. Doora open 7, Concert to ooaaaanoa at 8 o’clock* Tickete, Reaetred ...

... s in Crete. Mr D. Burton, of Cherry Burton, chairman of the East Riding County Council is seriously indisposed. The Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels has unanimously declined consider territorial questions. Extensive frauds have been discovered connection ...

... would unfit them for domestic duties. The same argument was used when it was proposed to abolish slavery ; it waa said the negro was unfit for freedom. Slavery was however abolished, and the negro had proved himself fit for freedom. Let tbe electoral di ...

... into the sublime scenery Apocalypeo. remember that this minor-keyed pathos uaed seem to almost too asd dwell upon, while slavery seemed destined last 101 gsnerstioua ; hut now that their patience baa had ite perfect work, histoty cannot A t)ord low thta ...

... “Ist, sleek negroes” lost by the war inspired in him no high respect (or Mrs. Stowe. Although she has written two other anti-slavery and a number literary hooka, none of them are remembered, except her last, which haa called forth the denunciation almost ...

... Commonwealth, and having been under British rule since that time the islanders bad no desire for the present to have change. Slavery was prior to 1834 carried on in the island in its worst form. but sines that time freedom bad existed. The thristian missionary ...

... women are required to nurture children up to certoia age. The Government also wmounred its intoato the early abulition the slavery of to prarant ThoCortoira. Mind th* nwoun with applam. THE OHABOE OF AGAINST A tiADT. Urn. Emil Uscgngor, wife of Major Uocgngor ...

... ; that will free us from all »cheminjf or toilingr thereafter An, let not indalße inch fancies. They make work seem like slavery and like pinches of common dust. Yet that such bidden masses of wealth exist there no doubt. Bat where are they About four ...

... T. Caanell gam an interesting speech relative to his experience in the I Bahama Islands, stewing what the lifs of a ImC slavery was when engaged in hie labours. Re asked the meeting to do its duty in this, the noblest cause that appealed to their liberality ...