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... againft Slavery, farther than I ecmfider it the caufe of my fellowmen* having mattakely confidered the rubjetk_i - tot conceive qaalified, at prefent, it fo amply as its importance feemi fhall therefore only venture a few irvatirms. :e of,Slavery, it has ...
... Magiftrates, without producing the !calf humiliation of fpirit among the people. From whence it appears that neither Freedom or Slavery are conneeled with Titles, any further than their adoption has a favorable, or inaufpiciotts afpett upon the government. ...
... While the proud ear, bearded with guilty gold. On Fa r DOM'S neck triumphant : The pond, who led the gorgeous train, Wore Slavery's badge and drew a gilded chain : While the loud fh•ruts that pier. 'd the ttoubled air, The tongue of nations, only trill'el ...
... afiiitance, of all who can feel the tender emotions of fympathy and companion, or rehilt the cx sated pleafure of beneficence. Slavery is Inch an attrocious debafement of huan nature, that its very extirpation, if not performed with felicitous care, may fometimes ...
... deferipzions of creditors merit molt the julticc of our country A Society for the pur pole of promoting the abolition of Slavery is forming at lt ichniontl,V irginia. The Debates of Congnas are republillied in all the papers of the United States, with ...
... SLAVERY.-.-AN 7: r Nis a AIIAGANSET i n Rhode-Nand, o f „p antr y, laid out rich inclofurei, and it may be jultly ailed the garvlen of America. This charming country about Slxty years ago, literally enjoved all the fweets of the golden age —but mark the ...
... the Supreme Court of Peraifylvania. AT the late Annual Meeting of the Painfylvania Satiety, for promoting the abolition of Slavery, &c. held, nimbly to their Charter, on the 3d the lollowing perfous elcacd officets tor the preftin ytar. Pit fident, James ...
... itfelf before the genius el freedom ; to know that twenty .four millions of men ha , e eleaped from the hater! Baßile of Slavery, and broken the cha.ns wafi which they were bound—that they have affetted, with glorious tiled, their inherent and unalienable ...
... the fcientific gentleman Farmer. Yirt.t.agi At a (hatd meeting of the Pc-nntylvacia Society for promoting the Aholit:on of Slavery--the teliefof Free Negroes. unlawfully held in banclagc—aald the improvement oft he condition of the African racea—held on ...
... of Mau, and of nations—and learn to unite yourfelves u your brethren, that you may feize again pollefliun of your rights. Slavery has ages of duration, liberty %Arms but moments of opportunity. Break, henceforth, that impious alliance, formed with the ...
... merit honor. 14. May no CROWN ever be valued above five (billing's in America. 15. My the prof - tired enemies of African Slavery nevcr fell themfelvcs. ...
... Alice ti.t! pt tor ‘u the ist siding of Irs hi r. bri. SALE, By MATH 5 CARE Y, Nu. i iF, Mai k , :t;;;; rect., An Effity on Slavery: I, • , • „i„t„ t 's tt 7,14/1. IRAQI'', .1.11 hi t • , 1 le .n 4 , 41 •• •ni o ahor of te,en to to• mt.c !nal, •rop'r b r ...