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... subsequent action has been progressively and effectually anti-slavery. They say :— Mr. Lincoln was elected to the Presidential chair, to maintain the policy of the non-extension of slavery into the vast territories belonging to the American Union, and ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR The North is for freedom, the South is for slavery. The North is for freedom of discussion, the South represses free- dom of discussion with the tar brush and the pine faggot.' — Times, January 7th, 1861. GREAT ANTI-SLAVEBY MEETING ...
... one accord, protest against this resolution, as tending to perpetuate the foul curse of slavery ; and the association at New York should persist in its pro-slavery course, then, I say, let our Christian young men repudiate any connexion with the unclean ...
... Chains and slavery, A TALE CF THE OH ARTIST OONSETRATF ; WILL SHORTLY BE COMMENCED IN THE IKDEPENDBNI. THI_ EVENING. PUBLIC __EEII»G, in ParadLse square. Tbis Ev»fi*i, at Hall-past Five, to Adopt hu-t-ble CANDIDATES for the Board of Guardians. Also to ...
... ChA_INB AND SLAVERY, A TALE OP THE CHABTI3T CONSPiaATY ; WILL BHOBTLY BB COMMENCED THE INDEPENDENT. THIS EVENING. ~ CHAPEL OPENING, PETRK STREET BLLEBMERB RO _D. ' On Wsnaas dat, April 7th, the Bey. F. J. FALDINQ D D , of Rotherhtm College, will Preach ...
... THE AMERICAN QUESTION. FREEDOM «. SLAVERY. The public is respectfully informed that M. D. CONWAY, Esq., Virginia, will deliver LECTURE in the Theatre of the Mechanics’ Institute, on Satuboat Evening next, Dec. 6th. Subject: “The work before America—What ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY— Mr. W. CRAFT, I 8 Gentleman of Colour, will deliver a LECTURE in the j sics' Hall, on the above Subject, on Monday, Dec. I7th. | ».e HA jl B vor has kindly consented to take the Chair at Eight ; r _lork_ C'^XrL ES DICKENS, ESQ.! Th ...
... Chains and slavery, A TALE OP TBE OHABTZST CONSPIELA^Y; WILL SBOBTLY BB OOMMJSNCED IN THE INDEIENDENT. THIS EVENING, at 8 t il HE REV. R. STaJNTON'S, PopuIar LEO- wiii, TU , E *« -* *• T-_n-rai*-B Hali» Bobjeet : •> 18-used Chttdren. W. BUS ONS, Eaq ...
... THIS EVENING. AMERICAN SLAVERY.— MR. JACKSON (ex-Coachman and Coloured Slave of Jefferson Davis) will ADDRESS a MEETING. THIS (Friday) EVENING, at Eight o'Ciock, in the Temperance Hall, Townhesd street. Admission : Front Seats, Sd. eech ; others, Free ...
... rpHE CHARTIST CONSPIRACY. NEW 6TOEY-CH_--_.B AND SLAVERY, By GEO. MANVILLB FENN, Authoi cf Hard Pressed, Bent not Broken, Ac, Ac, WiU be oommenoed shortly in TBE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. THIS EVENING. CHAPEL OPENING, PETRE STREET, ELLESMEBB BOAD On WrDarsDAT ...
... a* THIS DAY. *nc KAFFIR ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. rTf**r. .11. JOHNSON, ?? Medical Missionary, * %i Edmborrh University, will deliver a LECTURE in *rf Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, February 14th, Chair to be token at Eight o'Clock, by * p'enby QUICK. CbeBCT- ...
... Slavery.—Mr. T. D. Anatead, having just returned from the United States, has written an excellent letter to the Times. He says, I must begin by stating my tirm conviction that not only is the system of slavery indefensible on the broad principles of ...