... THE LITERARY EXAMINER. Poems on Slavery. By Henry Wadsworth Long- fellow. Owen: Cambridge (Mass:ichnssets, ?? 1842. With this little volume, the work of an American: writer whose courage is equal to his intellect, we have received some papers on the present ...

... Hammond, against all revilers of Slavery. It will be immediately seen that J. H. Hammond is a pious man. Of his spiritual sprinkling, as Mrs Cole calls it, Slavery has been the precious instrument. American Slavery is to Hammond what precious Mr Squintem ...

... habitual tippler against inebriety. With regard to America, in particular, decency oughit to shut our mouth. We forced Negro slavery upon her, and nourished it in despite of her remonstrances we keep it up in unmitivsied seve- rity in our colonies in Africa; ...

... presel Pu Alication. Without assuming the form of a direct defence of the Zcst Indian averseness to the amelioration of Negro slavery it repoi s t le sentiments prevalent among slave possessors with the apparett i idifference of a third person, who, having ...

... greater evil of Negro slavery; as, for example, in the West Indies, North America, Brazil, and South Africa. For, whatever the proportion of land, even where it was so great that every freeman became a land-owner, still, with slavery, with human beings who ...

... specimens of Art in the Forget Me NotX Friendship's Offering, Amulet, and Literary Souvenir, in our next.] WEST INDIA SLAVERY. The Anti-Slavery Reporter for October is chiefly employed in the task of I showing that the Slaves in the British Colonies have no ...

... a view to its final and effectual suppression. The volume is dedicated to Lord Clarendon, whose unwearied efforts against slavery during the memorable mission to Madrid ap- pear to have suggested, these labours and inquiries to MUr Turnbull, and whose ...

... without ensuring to themselves the basest ingratitude. Camiola had not learnt this lesson; she Frescues Berioldo from his slavery by paying his ransom, and furnishes him with the means of appearing at the court of the Duchess of Sienna, his late enemy; ...

... solnd, Her appointed night of weeping, Wandering through enchanted ground So didst thou in darkness dwell, Nerveless beneath slavery's spell; Enchained by Turk,-whilst treacherous Frank Laughed to hear the sullen clank or thy fetters,-mocking thee With faithless ...

... animals; and kicked his servant down stairs, and thence into the streets at midnight, for interrupting him in a tirade on Negro slavery. KEAN has made an abortive attempt to play Othello, (his son playing lago,) he broke down in the midst of the performance ...

... And a new spring of noble affectioni arise- Then might Freedom forgive thee this dance in thy chain, And this shout of thy slavery which saddens the skies. S. . Is it madness or meeansess which clings to thee now ? Were he God-as he is bht the commonest ...

... body of the other was treated as the vilest malefactor's, in the midst of a nation he had vin, dicated from double slavery, the slavery of a llawless prince and an intolerant priesthood. It is enough for Frenchmen that Napoleon had once humbledthe enemies ...