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... aloud to these men—his brothers —the cry emancipation “Christ has set us free!” The slaves, enervated slavery, made response to his appeal, slavery makes deafness in the soul, brown, iumsell abandoned, fought with a handful ot heroic men; struggled ; ...
... the meeting the necessity of exertion being made, not only to free the circuit from debt, but to free sinners from their slavery to satan, by stirring up among the Wesleyan body and the inhabitants a spirited revival.—The Rev. T. Rodham preached two excellent ...
... was here that Drown learned his hrst lesson on the slavery system; here that old man endured his first sufferings' the death his first-born, who was dragged manacled across the country by the slavery men in the heat of broiling sun, and afterwards beaten ...
... the itlu; observe the constitutionto and laws granted the country his predecessor. A decree has been published, abolishing slavery in the island of Java from the Ist October. Roast beef, serenity of mind, a pretty wife, and cold baths, will make almost ...
... state of England, to the time of Richard the Second; paying high compliment to Wat Tyler, as being instrumental in abolishing slavery in England. —Thomas Thomeley, Esq., presided at the second lecture, Address to W’orking Men.” The object of this lecture was ...
... of indulgence in intoxicating drinks, —and forcibly illustrated the fact, that so long working men continued submit to the slavery imposed upon them by the vileness of drunkenness, it woupl be impossible to raise them in the scale of being—politically, ...
... presented memorial in favour of the objects of the Association Frederick Douglass, the well known fugitive from American slavery, states his journal of the 4tb, that is about to visit England on lecturing tour. ...
... moral, and intelligent, he can never rise that capital is hard task-master, and bolds its victims iu worse than American slavery—learn, then, that during this time young Lindsay experienced the m st abject poverty —that he was reduced to the necessity ...
... their proper level. Men talked of freedom, but what freedom could there to anyone who wjis under the influence of such a slavery that of the bowl. He was extremely pleased to hear the poem recited which described well the drunkard’s family. It was an ...