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... Figuerola. Senor Custelar has made brilliant speech in favour of the complete and immediate abolition of slavery, and showing that the decrease slavery was the increase wealth. ...
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TEE FREMONT MANIFESTO
... Wm. Ahoody is Ams. riots whom wiwillislises prohibit slavery, pilmnses of pro-slavery ; dm* boo with eyes by roymysollets; owl Woo vow the territory of Lams to the asailad tread of her pro-slavery lovollofe lbsonolhoso lbw _ :Trims Med &lewdest tide to ...
sion to comfort the sorrowing, plead for the erring. euemiesg e the faint of purpose. the dis. t re
... cheering.) SLAVERY ON THE OOLD It can scarcely be known in England that in the English settlements on the Gold Coast exists in a most bodices and revolting form, and is not only tolerated. but formally recognized and sanctioned by law. The slavery which here ...
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... left behind her. when her power was driven from the land of Washington, that scourges America to-day.- 'Hie dark blot of slavery is on the South, where the African race is treated in the mostoutrageous manner. There the poor Negro is sold like the beast ...
THE ELECTION OF Pli ESI DENT
... Let all parties in the North recollect that whilst Slavery exists in the States, there will be danger »f war ; and therefore, the beat plan is to rem ive the hone of can'ention, and put an end to slavery forever. A hug-bear, we are told by people who have ...
NEW LEASE OF LIFE
... or hcrenfti-r to be acquired, slavery shall be recognised, and slave property protected l!ke other property They would not satisfied to have this new and startling measure passed into law, but they demanded that slavery, now only a creature of local ...
first, and my country next to my God. This is how the people of the North—the great Republican Party—view this
... abomination of slavery, and while they believe it has called down God's curse upon the country, yet they do respectfully assert that the great question in not fully understood by the people of this great nation. The moral aspect of slavery in America is ...
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
... qnestion of slavery on the tiold Coast. n propos of Mr. Evelyn Ashley's motion that. In the opinion of the lions* no nr• ransoms% for the Oovernmont of the territories on the Oeht Coast will be natiefactory which involves the recognition of 'slavery In any ...
THE CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS
... The Lecconspeon Union, the Pro-slavery at the eat of Government chosen for Kam. summer by the Border Ruffle. Legislature at Shawnee Mission (we quote a deaaripia• of the and the established Kamm a Now York Anti-slavery paper)—sh. Mims heads the account ...
THE CHURCH THE PEIKSD OF atTIOJUL LIBEUIT
... Gospel, are far Iruin being the enemies rational liberty, and from condemning love country. CMirislcsiue into too wurlu 10 the slavery I otisui ul j>, ...
THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY AND THE AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE
... on the African coast, which is strangely at variance with the usual policy pursued by the English nation respecting negro slavery.' ...
ENGLAND TAKEN TO TASK
... laboured, with unflagging determination, produce th© disunion of lb© American States. She bad planted slavery herself. At once eh© discovered that slavery was the greatest of human abominations. For nearly thirty years England has been pushing on with her ...