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... uproar for several minutes.) The hearts of the Stockport people were in the right place; they hated slavery. It Preaideut had gives, us • that be hated slavery, he would have ebolielied it before now. Abolition of dsvery must be looked for from the South. ...
... shores, the term of aI slavery would be at an end. It was public opinion that ti upheld slavery in America. It was not the whip of the 5t plianter, but a corrupted theology. Let these supports be cr withdrawn, and American slavery would totter to its foun ...
... Amorican Anti-Slavery Society, at its serosed decaede, a tine of remark H,; which ves atouco snnecesarInti likely so ofleud the H.i dearest eind holiest conlvictionls which ti) osbefrmn 4l to hold. 'Tit tone of remark onl autIi-slavery Palfatto sis'555tt ...
... feeling. It is evident, however, that no renmedy for the evil of West India slavery can be obtained unless strenuous exertions be made. We would therefore urge upon the anti-slavery advocates of this town, hitherto foremost in the ranks of hu- manity, the ...
... thsensel oes reaipnsibie::ior the'sentim` etnts contained in tihe Letters of their Correspondents. THEI EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE AND SLAVERY- To the'EDITORS of the 1AANCIMESTER TIMES. GENTLEMEN :-A letter from Dr. Wardlaw, headed as abovd, has appeared in the Patriot ...
... time alluding to slavery, but to the inferiority of ono race of mankind as eom- t pared with another? Four-fifths of the peoplo of the South were not slaveholders. Ho had been wrongly called a defender of slavery, Ho deplored slavery as an un-. mitigated ...
... to say that thrce-fourths of thc adopted citizens belong to the madly wieked pro slavery party. However, very few of the Bittish-born citlzens will vote the pro slavery ticket. All the Irishmen, and the majority of the Germans, do veto Our pro-slavcry ...
... infringement of the planter's rightful freedom of action, as slavery itself had been to the negroes. It was assumed that this liberty would lead to abuse—to a modified reinstitution slavery. We believe, on the contrary, that if the free importation of ...
... | THE EFFECT OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE I CIRCULA~R. The Rev. Asron Bzttzott, Secretary of the An& . slavery soiety, bs6 ?? B lttel to a London eou. temporary on tbis subject, in which he indicates the Following as the chief points of differenoe and similarity ...
... to the -Business Committee, to report thereupon, was adopted by the Conference. A letter from the Anti-Slavery Society, on the subject of Slavery, nas then read; and the conference ordered it to be respectfully acknowledged. - . The Evening Session wvas ...
... respected. It is a blow to the. cause of slavery, though an indirect one. It will limit the extension -of the cursed triffie in slaves, and put, more power into the handsof the aboli- tionists; but the institution of slavery itself will not be meddled with. The ...
... which formerly prevailed, and mentioned being in Baltimnre on the day when the mid- night bell announced the abolition of slavery in Maryland, and the ina~uguration of the newv constitution. He observed negroes mixing freely with whites In churches and ...