... THE INJUSTICE OF SLAVERY. It is impossible for a considerate and unpitjudiced mind to think of slavery without horror. That a man, a rational and immortal being, should be treated on the same footing with a beast, or piece of wood, and bought and sold ...

... THE INJUSTICE OF SLAVERY. It is impossible for a considerate and unprejudiced mind to think of slavery without horror. That a than, a rational and immortal being, should be treated on the 'same footing with a beast, or piece of wood, and bought and sold ...

... FOREIGN SUMMARY. FRANCE. A private meeting of the members of the Anti- Slavery Society took place in Paris on Wednesday, at which the Due de Broglie acted as president, and M. H. Passy as vice-president. The dele.;ates from different countries, who had ...

... that the soulstirrino• language of Mason was calc u l a t e d t o ma k e th e people dissatisfied with the present system of slavery, to arouse them to rally round the standard of fidedom for the purpose of saving themselves from desolation and ruin.--On ...

... negro slavery. Having travelled for the purpose of obtaining a knowledge of facts, and then lectured upon what he had seen with his own eyes, he had lived to see the odious system of negro slavery abolished. Mr. Sturge was 'then told that slavery existed ...

... fourth estate of the realm! To 'us loyalty and patriotism look alike, as the body who alone can and will save the nation from slavery, and the sovereign from thraldom! [Next week we shall insert the conclusion of this valuable document from the pen of D ...

... labouring poor. How is such a system of government to be changed, and a peaceful deliverance effected from the evils of political slavery? How are the enslaved to become free men? By the power of their own will. It is only because the will to be free is not strong ...

... trouble of the arrangement will be great; but that we heed not, when thousands are ' to be rescued from the most diabolical, slavery and unpunished slaughter. Some time ago there was an act of Parliament for the emancipation of dogs: it was made penal to ...

... spent in drink. The coalwhippers were satisfied with the pay allotted for their labour, but they considered it a dreadful slavery to be obliged to drink themselves into employment, and after their week's toil to be able to take home no more than 4s or ...

... because I always took standing armies to be only servants hired by the master of the family for keeping his own children in slavery.—Swyi to Pope. SINGLE OR DOUBLE 1•••-. A pretty little lass of Erin presented herself at the post-office some years ago, and ...

... it, it falls not within the scope of human foresight to conjecture.—The NonconiformiSr. A PROCEEDINGS IN PARIS.—The Anti- Slavery deputies have returned frora Paris, disappointed, , certainly, of the public meeting which they had been invited to attend ...

... commented upon the services rendered by Miss Martineau t her humbler countrymen and also upon her glorious struggle in the slavery abolition cause in America. He then proceeded to say that her line of conduct was a bold one for a woman—it wps a startling ...