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... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling not long kigo in one of the sonth-weetern counties in Virginia the following thrilling incident took place:—Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part of ...
... not induce the church to separate from slavery, seceded and formed a Methodist elturzli, anti-slavery principles, the name of the Wesleyan Methodists. Their ministers sold anti-slavery works, preached against slavery, and laboured to change the tone of public ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA-GREAT PVLIC MEETING Al' BRISTOL. Mr Geo. Thompson, M.P., and the Rev. It. (from attended • public 'peeling at Bristol last j week, and made statements on the present aspect nf I rican slavery, and the iniquitous operation of the fugitive ...
... OLAMOROANAGIRE COUNTY MEETING ON TOE PAPAL AGGRES6ION. Continue') fres* pato , 1.) slavery ai nt in ; Proteittuitiem anti Itherty advanced hand in hand. (('heers.) Mr. Mogeridge concluded by seeondine the resolution, which the lligh Sheriff then fothmitted ...
... THEATRE, SWANSEA. JOHN COLEMAN CHUTE. 7 SonserS.place. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF MRS. BEECHER STOWE'S NEW WORK ON SLAVERY. ENGAGEMENT or THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN, , Mr. WALTER SHELLEY, A LIMITED TEEL.. This presmt_OVEDN%uDAZ.?,,Evpa 12th, Will 11, and i Will ...
... planes, them, and in them as they do swine, is not pro-slavery but anti-slavery, because, in accordance wino prescribed rule, she penodically mks herself. “What shall he done for the extirpation of slavery ? and with Peeksniffinn selthereplacency repeats ...
... lecture on slavery at Mount Pleasant Chapel on Monday evening. He commenced by alluding to some observations which had fallen from Rev. Mr. Bytheway, wao had denied that the Wesleyan body in the States were so deeply implicated in upholding slavery as represented ...
... to slavery. In their heart: they abhorred it. The original Declaration of Independence contains sentiments utterly irreconcilable with the peculiar domestic institution. From the thus of George Washington to the time of President Buchanan, slavery has ...
... BUCHANAN AS PRESIDENT. Mr. Buchanan (tbe Slavery candidate) Ins been elected President of the ttnited Stitep. The questions as to the preponderance of the slaveiiolding power and the exten- sion of slavery into new territories are resolved in a man- ...
... AMERICA. From Washington the intelligence is unimportant, Con- gress continuing to debate the Slavery question. A change iii the Cabinet was rumoured, ...
... of the above club, with a silver medal of the value of £3. AMERICAN SLAVERY.—Mr. Wm. Craft, a man of colour, and a fugitive slave, delivered a lecture on the subject of American Slavery, at the Temperance Hall, on Thursday night week. ...