... cattion-how ?? the mock bravery, Lonigin~g fior liberty, shritiks lionr the strilb; The spirit that savcs fronl the dutigeotn of slavery, Or gives us to frecdoin, or takes us front life. ['tit, Sept. 22. The Boston Gazette observes- We understand that the keel ...

... the prospectus, he observed that it ' Ien the proud distinction of Scotland, that 4'e other countries were buried in the slavery of kirallace, the blessings of education iatl been here did by, means of our parochial institutions-and 15ebtrrier broken ...

... A And the vengeance of ages has whetted its blade. Earth may hide-waves engulpl-fire consulue us, But they shall not to slavery doom us' If thev rule, it shall be o'er our ashes and graveG; But we've smote them already with fire ou the waves, And new ...

... ought to die, and that he attempted to alter the cc and which he had sworn tc tells us, that, Whenever reduce the people to slavery put themselves in state oi thereupon absolved from ar left to the common refuge all men against force and fore, the legislature ...

... continue him in his employment. We the remaining offspring of those parents, who chose death rather than slavery, chose alas! the very author of that slavery ourselves to be our ruler. What had we then to expect, but what we feel! bribes never did a real good ...

... deceived by their rulers; and it is the wish of your mighty mas tens, that you should still submit very patiently to poverty, slavery, and deception, and be contented to toil or‘starve, and be thankful, like your forefathers ; and let them extravagantly enjoy ...

... T sahe 3l3ack and the White Slave. 1 I had a dream of slavery, A vision of the night; And methought I saw, on either hand, The victims-black and white. I glanced my eye to the negro sky, And I looked to the spinner's room And one was lit with the hues ...

... we draw the waters of intelligence? Shame to the working man who would drink of its polluted streams. Be the brand-mark of slavery—of irremediable bondage, on the brow of him who would be reasoned into the propriety and necessity of his own degradation ...

... attempt to uphold the present tottering system of corruption, and wreath more firmly around our necks the fetters of domestic slavery ; for were these pretended friends of the people in sober earnest, they would doubtless begin at the right end•they would ...

... become. Despotism in Europe is maintained only by the ignorance of the people. Irish slavery exists only through the ignorance of the great mass of the Irish. American slavery exists only through the ignorance of the enslaved. Give them the education of men ...

... of these thrones have their foundations laid with dead men’s bones. Thank God we have none of this; and though the abject slavery of nearly three millions of our population dishonours and distresses portion of our country, and remains as a foul blot on ...

... the supreme council of Philadelphia; he was also chosen President of the Pennsylvania Society for the abolition of negro slavery and the improvement of the negro’s condition,” and President of the Philadelphia Society for ameliorating the miseries of ...