... of free contract between two &‘utiel—muter and servant. Strangeis, if you will, he abolition of free contract means slavery, and slavery spells the ruination of England and ourselves —the latter writ large. Think it ever. The right of ** free contract” ...

... him o'er the distant wave “ Britain had granted freedom to the slave ! He piayed for strength to wait the time whose knell Slavery's doom and freedom’s birth should tell. The dial hand was near the promised hour, When, faintly struggling with Death’s iron ...

... or religicus. The reason for the hope that in us lies is this, that whether we labour for the freedom of our race from the slavery of drink, the uplifting of woman to her true placé in ‘ the economy of God, or for the better lot of those whom daily hunger ...

... PAUPERISM HAD no more right to exist in this country than had slavery, and no true man couald rest silent until this black blot was erased from our national life. A life worth living should at least be the lot of all in this country, and there was oernin ...

... question. She said that they o?&en deplored the state of slavery which was said to exist away over the seas, but what was such slavery compared to the sluves of drink in our midst? In slavery, the slave driver conld not take away a mother's love, but ...

... York, in his advertisements in the city papers, says, “Hymeneal incompatibilitiesnsa speciality delicately adjusted. 'Tis slavery to detuin the band after the haart hath fled A QUESTION agitating New York just now is, “Which is the worst enemy of society—the ...

... printed in pamphlet form and widely circulated. Ju other topics, too, he showed an ardent interest. The subject of American slavery engaged his attention about twenty years ago, and his powerful addresses on that subject have also been published. The deceased ...

... gragitude THE members of! the anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels, from which good results may be ex‘rtctod, ought to turn their attention to the etter which has appeared from s Turkish gentleman respecting the existenoe of slavery in its worst type in Turkey ...

... eloquent voice, his burning words, saw his loving face, knew that his ’gren heart was panting and bursting to break the bonds of slavery; and they wished those who came after them to appreciate his name and to keep his memory green for ever among the Chartist ...

... and spoke of the progress of their respective Churches. Bishop Galloway gave satisfactory testimony to the present anti-slavery feeling in the churches of the South, Beveral communications were read from districts, bu were chiefly referred to the Connexional ...

... the statement that Socialism was atheistical and irreligious, that if ever the Socinlistic regimé was introduced n state of slavery would be produced, that Socialism would destroy ail incentive to enterprise ; nid also that the Socialist's scheme was Utopian ...

... people die. A famous American senator said * Is peace 8o dear, or life 8o sweet as to be purchased at the Lrice of chains and slavery ? I know not what others may think, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death.” We cannot sympathise with the men who ...