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... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling not long ago in one of the counties in Virginia the following thrilling incident took place :—Starting in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a deli ghtful one in the latter part of the month of ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling, not long -ago, in one of the south-western 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 ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. The Earl of Shaftesbury has forwarded to the newspapers the follawing proposed Address from the Women of England to the Women of America, with a request that it may be published. The noble Earl remarks, that in the days in which we ...
... weekly anti-slavery paper of good .he, le =dxealleut eery ice in converting the ten - log to an anti-slavery religion. The American Ilisiodist church have 6,000 ministers, 1,250,000 and 219,553 The lecturer went at length into the Clanlion of slavery in eunnecti ...
... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A moving incident came to our knowledge last weak, which lay before our readers. suppress names for reasons obvious enough every one. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. Ho was the possessor of 100 negroes ...
... SLAVERY IN BRITISH INDIA. (From the Friend of Indict, October 28.) Slavery in its worst and most hideous form has been re-established in India by judicial decree. Six months ago Mr. Toogood, magistrate of Monghyr, discovered that the Cazee was in the ...
... COMMERCE VERSUS SLAVERY. Mr. Consul Campbell has sent a valuable letter to the Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society. We extract a few particulars:— On assuming my duties in July, 1853, as consul for the Bight of Benin, residing at Lagos, I found the ...
... prohibited slavery from the north-west territory, was unconstitutional; that the Missouri compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiana territory north of 30 deg. 30 min., was unconstitutional; that congress had no power to pro- hibit slavery ...
... ENGLISH SLAVERY.-THE DRESSMAKER. A “first hand” in one of the London fashionable millinery and dress-making establishments has written a good letter to the Times, exposing the system of slavery carried on systematically in those establishments daring ...
... A PHASE OF SLAVERY. A moving incident, says an American paper, came to our knowledge last week, which we lay before our readers. We suppress names for reasons obvious to every one. Near Louisville, Kentucky, lives a planter of wealth and standing. He ...
... AN INCIDENT OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. Tbe following incident happened in the United States, set long ago. Some of the facte bare, believe, already appeared in an English periodical, hot in very incomplete state, and without the singular termination. The story ...
... ENORMITIES OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. The following passage is from the speech of the Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio. It is said to have produced a thrilling effect upon the house. Mr. B. is speaking of the bloody code of Kansas :—Ay, sir, Congress is to ...