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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... himself suffered from some the supporters America’s peculiar institution,” and really longing, it may be, for the extinction cf slavery, he had not the patient sagacity, or self-control to bide his time. Like the hero antiquity, but with less good fortune, he ...
... struggle between the anti-slavery and the pro-slavery party is becoming more desperate every day. What the result will it does not require much political foresight to predict. The Republican form of government is incompatible with slavery : therefore the Republic ...
... the printed report of the transaction to read thusl said was dishonest; is true, and lam sorry for it.” A Result of Slavery.—Black slavery is rife in Brazil, and Brazillians shrink with something allied to horror from manual omployraeot. Ask a respectable ...
... places upon which the Pro- Slavery parly relied to effect the conquest of Kansas and the destiuction of their opponents. This is about the pith of all the exciting news from Kansas, and a careful lerusal of the Pro-Slavery extracts which publish, liscirding ...
... The Constitutionnel has a furious tirade against English merchants and missionaries, who, under pretext of putting down slavery, are, it says, trying to destroy French trade, and secure monopoly for themselves. The state of the national finances is far ...
... slow fires. The evidences these things in a book he held in his hand American Slavery as it is: the Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses”—published by the American anti-slavery society, the truth of which no one attempted, in the United States, to disprove ...
... the effect of which, wae informed, would be reduce the emancipated slaves to something nearly approaching the condition of slavery. The Earl of Carnarvon said, the Act had not received the sanction of the Crown, and was still .under eontid erstion. ...
... anger manifested against the ladles' address showed how much its force had enraged the advocates of slavery. You in England are happily ignorant of slavery ; yet that address has shown your sympathy, and sympathy is very sweet. There is no bitter feeling ...
... tyrannical masters. are, no doubt, aware that Rio is the capital of the Brazils, and the Brazilian empire is chiefly supported by slavery, you may bo sure the slaves there are very numerous. The first thing that took my attention on landing at Rio was several ...