... advocate for slavery. I am nothing of the kind; blt I ask, if these things are so, and if you call neither deny nor ignore them, then in what sense are they abominable assumptions 7 I give no opinion on the rights or the wrongs of slavery. I have been ...

... pourtray the ha of his brethren who are held as merchandize in “Tam no advocate for slavery,” and furth er “ With thig favourable report there are circumstances connected slavery which shew forth the evil tendencies of the and are calculated to excite the com ...

... SLAVERY. d d Since the three most extensive Govern- ments of the civilized and Christian world e -England, the United States, and Russia n -abolished personal slavery within their or o dominions, and commenced to use V their influence to abolish it in ...

... IS NOT THIS SLAVERYS. Three- thousand rebels, women, and children, have surrendered in Laugeberg, and have s-.-nt under escort Kuruinan. Galishwe is still at The- Government intend punishing- the rebels by indenturing for number years to v:criv. ...

... SLAVERY. Several., important deputations repre- -a senting aunti-slavery views waitd cn the h Foreign Officqe yesterday, mwith a view to 'F protest against, the continuance of slavery in Zanzibar arand other, places. In the .absence of Lord Salisbury ...

... SLAVERY. It was confidently expected, after such a vast out- lay from the lockets of Englishmen, that slavery would never be again tolerated. It is by all accounts a bitter draught; yet this &me not preclude its advocates, on the other side of the water ...

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... audience at this particular season, to the importa subject of slavery. He feared that our great allies, anC Spain, and America, were united in the determination extend the system of African slavery, and that in resisting their endeavours England had nearly ...

... SLAVERY. I have heard again from my friend at Nunhead who signs himself One of the Wage Slaves. There is considerable reasoli in the title he has chosen. Let us consider it. First, what does history say? Mankind, like the animals from whom they developed ...

... likewise. The abolition of slavery, whether white or black, must by degrees lead to a thorough change in the domestic habits of the people, and especially of the great; and this is the important side of the question of slavery here. The change vwhiclh has ...

... reference to Slavery, than that hitherto adopted in this country. Since the publication of Mra. Stowe’s famous work, we have had books, newspaper articles, reviews, meetings, bazaars, addresses, penny offerings. and ransom*; yet slavery seems, this moment ...

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