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... s. Existing wealth proved it. therefore he the inthience of bad that converts all and power inte instruments of vice and slavery. He then des ribed compet tion and monopoly as the social causes of oppression. “The first was the mother of misery. Tt made ...
... sub- tenants. ‘The total damage is about £2,000. The cause of the fire be ascertained. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY ON THe Coast ov Arrica.—It is intended to have thirty-two steam vessels constantly eaiployed for the suppression of the slave ...
... of | Representatives onan early day. An amendment was pro- | posed by Mr Seward for abolishing altogether the existence of slavery in that district, and appropriating the sum of 200,000 dols. for the emancipation of the few slaves which exist there, The ...
... will cause the to some foul day. metaphor apart, pauperism is the bad feature of mo- dern civilization. our substitute for slavery, without the of protitableness, — It lays at the very founda- tion of our social system. It is net—like luxury or protligacy ...
... in the house. This completes the series of measures proposed by Mr Ciay in the Compromise Bill for the settlement of the slavery question. A Dill has passed the house prohibiting the lash in the naval service of the United States, and abolishing the use ...
... and in practice, it is too often a league of knaves to crush the rising mind of the people to the crouching position of slavery. Mind, however, will progress, despite all obstacles, and hence we tind that man has a tendency to move towards a condition ...
... as being collected by the donor in various parts of the world. SLAVERY. —Monday night a lecture was delivered by Mr Robert Edward, a native of Scotland, on the evils of American Slavery. The attendance was numerous: and Wil- liam Smeal, aud other friends ...
... Britain had, in the same period, swelled fiom £50,000 to about £700,000, What is going on in Liberia and Sierra Leone, where slavery no longer exists, shows this process of improvement in actual operation. The in an address to their brethren in the States ...
... ; Ovr Brack Hon. Fox Maule, will John Beges, dver; Alex. Muir, merchant; Willian Brown, | take a very laudible part anti-slavery inceting, which is banker; James Baird, merchant; William Rennie, banker; M. | to be held in the City-hall, Perth, on Monday ...
... Congress from Ohio, that no slave who has made his escape to Canada, and once touched British soil, can be again re- duced to slavery, according to the decision of both northern and southern courts. The slave, Hamlet, who was seized in New York under the ...
... The vote is he only valid enlisting fee for enthusiastic national defence. trom the is slavery—not sellable, lashable very, perhaps, but political and moral slavery nevertheless. ere is a political degradation in being bound by laws, with- t having a voice ...
... which the state of the country gives to every man endowed with a tirm faith, with love, and with a spirit not resigned to slavery; but it was presented to those of our brethren with whom it was most easy to communicate ; and the signatures of sixty re ...