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... SLAVES AND SLAVERY. The wife of the Rev. John Fee, of Kentucky, relates the following incident (which is published in the Meth-, rims Mtssionary) Two little boys came with Yesterday in the from L 'XiDbtlfl to Richmond. The little fellows were about three ...
... JOHN MITCHELL ON SLAVERY. The Southern Citizen (John Mitchell), in reply to certain strictures of Richard Houghton and the thus defines the position of the Irish-Americans with regard to slavery Firl.—Every Irishman in the Southern States, without .z--caption ...
... FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. -- MONDAY. Feb. Bth, 1858, and 3 following Evenings, Mr. H. B. BROWN'S GRAND PANORAMA OF AMERICAN SLAVERY, TOW:THIS. WITH Tug DIORAMA of the HOLY LAND. Reserved Seats. Is. Back Seats, 6.1. Doors open at halt.poat SEVEN, to commence ...
... ribaldry and laseimonsnese the puts Brigham Young to the blush and Mormonism in the shed,. Marrisge is denounced as cause of the slavery and degradation of comae, where by she loses he control of hie name, her p her property, her labour, her low+, here' ildron ...
... IfelLs, F 7 4 _ - • TOWN HALL, HALS'rEAII. THIS EVENING AND TO-MORROW EVEN I NC. Mr. H. B. BROWN'S GRAND PANORAMA AMERICAN SLAVERY, WITH THE DIORAMA of the HOLY LAND. Iteserved Scats Is. Back Seats. W. Doors open at helhpaet SEVEN, to commence et EIGHT ...
... dull, notwithstanding the very short supply of WM) bead of sheep. The vary best made s. td., and more St. The veal trade slavery rood 1 o 4 and the prices obtained wore 46.10 d. and St. Sd. good sale lot pork. but ruled low. ...
... since Hungary, depnved of her freedom, constitution, and national existence, lies prostrate on the cold stone of political slavery. It is the third time now during a history of a thousand yearn. The first time it was under Leopold 1., in the seventeenth ...
... maintained upon them. Penalties of the most severe character are also enacted against persona so offending; but, as at this time slavery had not been abolished, and as British subjects in the West Indies bought and sold slaves with impunity, it was thought that ...
... was afraid I sheutd be taken into slavery again. I did not know I could not be a slave here. . _ _ regard to the future, poar Ton arid he woukl he very or a fireman's place on board a coasting steamer. When in slavery, in America, he bad been bred out ...
... sides of the Atlantic; for it is nothing less than this—that Slavery is the normal, and non. slavery the exceptional, institution; and on that ground where the Federal laws prevail Slavery is ipso fado established. Thus every 'Territory must for the future ...
... Greenwood, with 001/ SATE THE QUEEN. ON SLATERY.—On Thursday the 28th ult., • highly interesting meeting, on the subject of Slavery in America, took plaoe in the Town-hall. The principal speaker was Miss Redmond, a talented coloured lady of property, who ...
... careful attention to business to merit a continuance of their favours. Bridge Street, Hal',teed, July t4th, 18,59. AMERICAN SLAVERY. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY) THE CELEBRATED MISS S. P. REMOND, (a Lady of color,) will deliver • LECTURE in the TOWN HALL, HALSTEAD ...