... which itself has denounced as piracy and felonyin Pe° Ple who import annually 70,000 slaves cherishhearti at a holy horror of slavery. But t a.Be than ludicrous that we should be urged to abandon oeteat n ational undertaking out of respect to the feelings ...

... attempted Speaker-making on Thursday list, a v;orthy Mr. Meade made some remarks, to the effect that if propositions to aoolish slavery in the district of Columbia, or to prohibit that institution in the new territories, were introduced, he hoped his eyes bad ...

... his servants and Itill - ` 8 • Enter their establishments—their mills —there 1 h . ' le tyranny in its most rampant form—slavery in ' It tto- Z e graded attitude. Do you think the working e • 0 4 0 t r Patientlylisten to the proof of all these facr a ...

... regular hookah, from off his paternal acres, or the ground which he tills by the sweat of his brow? Why should he support slavery in Kentucky or Maryland, or even at Cuba, by smoking even such exquisite Havannahs as FERDINAND VII. was in the habit of offering ...

... the Edinburgh Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society was held in Queen. street Halt, Edinburgh. There was a very respectable attendance, composed chiefly of ladies. On the platform were a number of gentlemen interested in the anti-slavery movement. _ _ Mr. John Wigham ...

... to understand how those, even of Mr. Hutt, uncorrected, support the conclusions either of his own majority or of the Anti-Slavery Society—viz., that the only limit of slave-trade is the demand for slaves; that the slave-trade is larger than it ever was ...

... combining not to take apprentices, they can not only engross the employment, but reduce the whole manufacture into a sort of slavery to themselves, and raise the price of their labour much above what is due to the nature of their work. The inhabitants of ...

... false. They had no power in regulating the rate of wages. There was no such thing as freedom of labour—it was the freedom of slavery. And there was another thing the men of this school told themnamely, that wages were regulated by the supply and demand. Now ...

... would be contented with nothing short of the slave-grown sugar of Cuba and Brazil, with all their well-simulated horror of slavery in our own colonies, and ruined some of the fairest possessions that ever the sun shone upon by his inconsistent and wavering ...

... a factory maeters' question in England. The factory system of those manufacturers was the most infamous slavery in the world—West India I slavery was no more to be compared to it than white to black (hear). Richard Cobden, a revolutionary agitator, was ...

... (hear, hear). After paying twenty British capital and energy may be enabled to grow in im- millions of money o an end to slavery and the slave portance and prosperity. For themselves they seek only a trade they ey retrograded in their policy, and had ...

... look at the emancipation of the slaves. We paid 20,000,000/. to destroy slavery; and a few years afterwards we legalised the importation of slave produce, and thereby increased slavery tenfold. On the same principle we have legalised the introduction of ...