... 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 ...

... SLAVERY. It was confidently expected, after such a vast outlay from the pockets of Englishmen, that slavery would never be again tolerated. It is by all accounts a bitter draught; yet this does not preelude its advocates, on the other side of the water ...

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... SLAVERY Hark to the voices sounding o'er the wave, That rise in anger, talking the slave ! There feeling hearts are Weeding to the core, To think such horrors welcome on their shore, They wish, that traffic tho' with sanction spread, Should daily sicken ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. Stu,—Earl Russell has been blowiug. the trumpet of Whiggery at Newcastle, after the usual sophistical fashion of that one•sided school. He is reported to have said : That subject of slavery, that caused, no doubt, the disruption ...

... Slavery. his blighting curse the Southern States of America was referred to on Sunday last by the two free blacks, Mr. Gross and Mr. Smith, at Markhamsquare Chapel, Chelsea, where a crowded audience were convened for the occasion. The object of their ...

... slavery : Thou God of our fathers, eternal, supreme— In this conflict we look and we rest upon Thee; Though dark as a tempest and strange as a dream; By the Past through the Present the Future we see; Not in Fear, but in Faith, still, the Future we see ...

... SLAVERY. TO THE CHRISTIANS OF GREAT BRITAIN. FELLOW - CHRISTIANS, You have learnt, t 2 ll : o ligh the usual channels, the agitated condiworl of this land. z _ The majority of the Slave States are united I a confederacy, of which the corner-stone is ...

... that such treaty will be hailed by the South, ana regarded everywhere greatest triumph of slavery ever gained, and the greatest security for the perpetuity of slavery. But it you will ref me to recognise this monstrous slaveholding confederacy, von will ...

... the uninviting prospect of the workhouse. But we know that slavery cannot exist in England, nor-is its presence anywhere to be detected by the show or the absence of outward comforts. Slavery exists, as Lord BROUGHAM has said, in the doctrine that man ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. On Tuesday evening last a lecture was delivered at Porimao Hall, Carlisle-street, £dgware>road, by Washington Duff (late slave in Kentucky), on Slavery,” to a large audience. The lecture, which was illustrated by a scries of diagrams ...

... AMERICA AND SLAVERY We arc quite willing to allow a full and fair hearing to all persons in America or from it who think they can prove that the present fratricidal war is a real, honest, out-and-out anti-slavery conflict. With that view we refer to an ...