... people tyrannical laws, and to reduce this country, which so vainly boasts of its free institutions, to. the most abject slavery. Surely it is almost time for the people to have some power in the management of their. own affairs, they ought, in the words ...

... of which he said he had never committed an offence against the British laws, or anyotherlaws-in the world. Hehad suffered slavery; and-on - one occasion five months of the most excruciating agonies and torture at the hands of the inhabitants of a place ...

... purebse the freedom of his children. Their history is suggestive. One of them, Mr. Savage, was born in Maryland, sold into slavery in Kentucky, and re sold there fourtimes. The l&at purchaser was a Methodist preacher, and finding: Savage ac intelligent ...

... live thisi day ac iny last. Mcy ottO is, ' Dio is at free fital.' Th'it is better thiti to live as a slavo. Aairchly forbids slavery. I ait neot iisaise, Oh, no ! bttt I do this act of suicide for my brother is a saucy fellolv, who always sealitt his rights ...

... him to be what is called in tile Whest Indies a free-born man, and not accustomed to the sort of slavery into which he sold him. There were sold into slavery with Hughes two coloured young ladies and their mother. The mother of Hughes having learnt the ...

... SCARLETT stated that the Plt11 was a West India planter, and a proprietor of slaves; tfetI fendant was secretary to the Antl-Slavery 8oclety, sad bsd p' lished a pamphlet, reflecting on the cbaracter of tbepil5 About two or three years ago Mr. Wood and his ...

... The 'addres, wsieh'hhis 1s' most eitonslvely tigtiedi aeserts that' Prlf bestantism hi' been charged with its toleratiot of slavery, %Ad conjures the 'American Protestants te wipe out the reproach. ' ' ' The nevest Parisian f~ahions manifest a decided % ...

... bluster of statesmen on either side-towards each other. I hold it -said Mr. Buchanan- that there can be no political slavery where the English language is the language of the country. America's' Declaration of fudepend. ence is written in the English ...

... blst. She Rfterwards received a letter, in whirl, the deceased said, 1 have dronvued myself because I ena so tired of a slavery life. I am glad to say I en out of everybody's way. After givisig dlirections ats to the dislposal of her property, she ...

... ehidty week. Tlhe ~ve~ltn to be presetiteth to Parliament froto Bradford fotr tile aulneioratio, and abkilti~ou of Negr, Slavery, has already received 2461 signaturesa and were it iouight advisable to de- lasy its traa ~issiou, there wouldl be no diticulty ...

... it doubtful if the injury to -the eye~was-aaueed&bya kick-theyalteted the aentence to-a- fine-cf 51. with costs. - WHITE. SLAVERY. At the Marylebone police-court, on Friday, David Jack-son, 15, an apprentice to Robert Kretzschmar, hairdresser, of 55, ...

... Alnstria. The address goes on to say:- Your cowardly tyrants make use of you as vile instruments for keeping your brethren in slavery; they seek to excite you against us. The ultimate result of this fratricidal war is knownt to every one. You must look for ...