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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 ...
... Mr. L. W. Moore, of Northampton, has le some inquities as to the sentiments of the right hon. gentlemen in reference to slavery, and this is the answer 11, Downing. Whitehall, Oct. 17. Sir,—I am desired by the Chancelior of the Exchequer to acknowledge ...
... Yorkshire, the Owner. YORKSHIRE ELECTION. AT a MEETING ofthe YORKSHIRE PROTESTANT DISSENTKRS' ASSOCIATION for the AROLITION of SLAVERY, held at Leeds, on Wedxesdat, July 21st. 1830 ; JOHN CLAPHAM, Esq. in tbe Chair ; It was Resolved, That it is the duty of ...
... whicii adds to the moral i-rgument* fnr the Abolition of Slavery the stroagest reasons of jm,li tic.,l expedience. That your Petitioners think it superfluous to inquire wl, ether the system of Slavery practised in tbe West Indies is marked by peculiar characters ...
... Machinerv aad the Manufacturing System ?? Bartholomew Fair, by the Man o- War's Man;* 1 he Tagus ?? Letter on West Indian Slavery, by John Gait. Ksq.; ..Dozen Nuisances of London, by Sir Morgan O'Do- tJ ?? Gud P h in Upper Canada, wiih a Lithographic Sketch ...
... House to several Petitions which he had to present, respecting the Bill for AlkdJahfaag Slavery in F setooes. ' lit. Bkiscol very emphatically observed, that slavery in Tagwkiiil nag hi 10 be abolished. In this opiouon Mr. Dixon Csatcarrtd The Petiuont ...
... Terms arc moderate ; and Patients conducted trom ?? places ot Residence, lt required. AT A MEETING 0) tht' Scarbro 7 Anti-Slavery Committee, field JCLY 14, IIiJU, f| % H;. Petition to Parliament, of the London B. t ouiiuiiicc, ttonuiued in tlie Supplement ...
... the present state of Negro Slavery in the Colonies of this Country, and to tale such measure* aa shall l>e found necessary tor ameliorating the condi- tion of tlte Slaves, and effecting the gradual abolition j of Slavery, at the earliest period at which ...
... their Govenueut,La*vs, and Criminal Punishments; tiie State of Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures, Religion, Arts, Sciences, Slavery, and the Slave Trade ; togeih. r with Biographical. Particulars ot Pubhc Character.- ; a View of tke Rise and Pi ogres* otthe ...
... to premul. tto paaemg oi tto Factory HHI ;— that be wm tto E ueu iy of Slavery, botb at h. nie and abroad ; -and that bis utmost endeavours shonld to uaed to etralisb Negro Slavery m speedily as pass ible:— tbat he would never abandon aoy principle to ...
... Friend* havclale^ ie-p_blt_had) are Wh aasm I sullina__ttifil-t, m Tithm.-nd. on the prrwrnt Cms l.aw*_rd, uo Negro . Slavery.â Mow enurdv are they ro. I repeat, thai I asyiamlt Wwh. ear that an* aakes, that the Minister* ef the KeWhlithed Mtligim ...
... e together to consider the military situation in Kentucky, to look to the late action of the Federal Government touching slavery, and to provide for the safety of Kentucky institutions. Guerilla Confederates arc acting all over the border States. It is ...