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... SLAVERY IN AMERICA While trareUing not long ago in one ot the South. Western Counties in Virginia the following thrilling incident look place;— Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the aorning being delightful one in the Utter part of the ...
... SECESSION AND SLAVERY. Secede, ye Southern States, secede, No better plan could be, If von of Niggers would bo freed, set your Nigger* free. Runaway slaves federal law At present yon 'reclaim; from the Union straight withdraw. And play the free soil game ...
... FREEDOM SLAVERY. became Sovereign state, her people abolished negro slaverj—chiefly, it may observed, through the sensible, persevering, and roost virtuous efforts of negro woman, called Mum Hot, to obtain her own freedom. She got it; and that of all ...
... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A moving incident came to our knowledge laat week, which we lay before our readers. We suppress names for reasons obvious to every one. Near Louisville* Kentucky, lives ft planter of wealth and standing. He was the possessor of 100 ...
... SLAVERY WITH A WILL. were several times struck, Eastern Texas, with a peculiarity in the lone of the relation between master slave. Elsewhere at the South slavery had seemed to be accepted generally, as a natural, hereditary, established state of things ...
... The higher civilisation of the North is gradually bearing down upon it, and will slowly occupy the soil slavery has abandoned. Politically, slavery,or the power based on it, is supreme; materially, its Northern borders are being eaten into by the advancing ...
... United States, and in other parts of the world. promised that his statements regarding slavery that evening should only such wore warranted facts. The existence of slavery in any enlightened country was astonishing; but, when they turned America, boasting ...
... SELECTED POETRY SISTERS AND SLAVERY aKi-aoor, »» tub c dies mu- Dksrest Sisters, implore you, To receive our foud caress, Whilst w* meekly lay before you An affectionate address; not think wc mean blame you a single thing say. desire all to shame you ...
... THE BELFAST DAILY MERCURY, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1859. MISS REMOND’S ANTI-SLAVERY LECTURE, A crowded and influential meeting of the Dublin Ladies' Anti-slavery Association was held on Friday evening, in the Concert-room of the Rotundo, for the purpose of ...
... extension of slavery to any States and territories where it does not now exist, then such ground might be well worth an nate struggle and even long civil war, if there were any reasonable prospect of nltimate success; beesnse if slavery were strictly ...
... Sup:ar crops far larger than under slavery. 13. Bahamas. Exports and imports, £201,497 304,421 £102,924 A great and important change for the better in the condition of the people.' 14. Bermudas is very flourishing, hut cannot reckoned a sugar island. ...
... lence on earth. Reckless and daring many pro- Slavery advocates have proved themselves to be, we never before met with one so audacious and impious as this Rev. Mr. Brownlow. If we are to take him as a specimen of how the Protestant Clergymen the South ...