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... what w~e may tfle tterni the opposition, it was urged-1st, that no proof offes haed been given of sult a legal existenee of slavery stof in Kentifceky as. would substantiate this species of pro- salet perty ; 2dly, that whatever mihght htave been ?? ls. ...
... would prefer Suffering ?? herself rather thman ho. of a party to dr.'itveriig up a poor helpless thing' tothe topeless, li slavery of Popery. 'Te trial wasn'ltimately postpotelt till r's eiaxt a,, ?? we are furnished with another proof, rti~ 'if ?? ew ...
... property, but the Court refusaed.to repouniseiit as opposed to the fundamental principles of out civil polity. A state of slavery was not more abhorrent to our'simrals than ilcest, which was a capital crime by the law bf Scotland. The only doubt raised ...
... side -resulting i ts le artetrd ~of some twventy persons. All this times tisa Governar of teterritory, Snon tsthe Pro- . slavery usen escaep after their 'buthelseies -,nay hie is eveni e accused of aiditig astd abettitig. James ?? Kattsas n correspondetit ...
... don the part of the Colonlists to obtain labourers froms Br-itian and It other parts, of Europe, to whsomn the practice of slavery could ntlever- have been applied. Time results of this prohibitory and tr discouraging system 1sursued towaids British subjects ...
... morning till eleven at night. Talk of fac- ld tory labor and- the early closing movement I there -was no such v dreadful slavery as this. It wvas really astonishing to observe with . what assiduity people carried on that dangerous and doubtful call- e ...
... is a standing accusation against us who livein'the southern part -of the island. And yet we know that we are not in such slavery as some of our fellows. If Sunday dawns a fine and 'sunny summer day we know that there are many recrea- tions for the poor ...
... Governmenti and thatlie hoped- thet I the French Emperor (in --whose desire to put down slavery lie had perfect confidence) would soon be biin- :1 self ?? it was slavery in disguise. Ile 3 feared that i1 tbiis particml ai case there was evidence; e to sliow ...
... time, and remember you will riot be sent to a very fertile land, -and you will be compelled to e work almost in a state of slavery, which will be your doom r, for thic next fourteen ycai's. The sentence oif the Court is that )f you be traiisperted beyoiid ...