... rate for the nine years of two hundred millions year. And he goes on to calculate that this sum—the cost of the abolition of slavery to the country—is tantamount to the labour of two millions of men exerted continuously during the nine years, that is five ...

... see bow anxious and responsible was the part journalism had to play. Roman Catholic Emanci- pation, Reform, Abolition of Slavery, Repeal of the Corn Laws, Ten Hours' Factory Bill, Abolition ! of Capital Punishment, except for tbe taking of j human life ...

... intolerable in the eyelid this country squire :— If Englishmen wash/ drink French wines, let them go thither, and partake the slavery of the country, or be poisoned with the potion ; for 'twas no better than aiding the rebels with our money. And the question ...

... We think be deserved none on that ground The North did not take up arms to drive slavery out of the land ; they repeatedly disclaimed any desire to interfere with slavery existing in the Southern States ; in short, they fought to maintain the union and ...

... principles for which our fathers bled ? Let there be no mistake about it: the man who votes agaimt John Martin, votes for slavery, degradation, and chains ; the man who votes for him, will vote for freedom and prosperity, for free education, for tenant-right ...

... including one ! entitled Six Year*' residence in America,* enlivened | many graphic anecdotee; and another, relating j Slavery in South Carolina,* In which *cmething , the revelation* contained in Uncle Tcm*i Cabin* *ere anticipated; while he united ...

... a rude floor being put up at one end of the sheds. Up to that period I had never seen men so nearly reduced to a state of slavery. I arrived at the farm about daylight, and found all hands at work. The hoar, in summer, I learned, were from four a.m, to ...

... a rude floor being put up at one end of the sheds. rp to that period I bad never seen men so nearly reduced to a state of slavery. I arrived at the farm about daylight, and found all hands at work. The hours in summer, I learned, were from four a.m. to ...

... the unrighteous and despotic governments that had existed in every quarter of the globe, America and it. institution of slavery. The chariot stops opposite one of the slave States, and the author pourtrays the frightful scene enacted there—the slave ...

... which have revolutionised modern politics, and in the latter country at least, changed the face of society. The abolition of Slavery in the United States—perhaps the most important event of the entire period—has given rise to new problems for the statesman ...

... one that changes never, Tis the guiding star, the beaconlight, that blazes bright for ever. liberty sits mountain high, and slavery has birth the hovels, in the marshes, in the lowest dens o: earth, The tyrants of the world pitfall dig the path be' tween ...

... religion exchanging for the solid joys of civilization, improvement, and salvation. The wars in America for votootion of slavery have ended in the abolition of that cotsod and inhuman traffic, and the enfettered slave walks forth tho erect manhood of ...