... AMERICAN SLAVERY, We understand that Mr. Moses Roper, purposes to deliver a Lecture in this town on Tuesday evening, on the above subject; Mr. R. has become, since his escape from bondage, a literary character, and has published a work, containing a narrative ...

... nothing here- tofore said as to slavery. I repeat the declaration a year ago ; and that while I remain in my pre- ‘nt position I shall not attempt to retract or modify the emancipation proclamation, Nor shali return to slavery any person who is free by the ...

... the act of m drink off a tumbi: the idence of ir senses cc ce that I was not drinking “ Pictures of the Chinese’’ (Murr SLAVERY IN MOZAM vot that their masters are una The reason for giving the slaves t cetsary to keep them in subjectio simply that they ...

... cause its apologists (tor they were mere apolo- I ulstsj took half-ua'/grounds, fey confined the slavery lo mere nogro-alavorv, thereby giving nji the slavery /' - ‘d/ne, ‘mi‘ting others of lo be tcrong i'iuj now nmml;iins ll*:u 7 the men iiucliuima Sl,v ...

... WHITE SLAVERY. Whilst keep, at an enormous expense, an anti-slavery squadron cruising the African coast, and while the Stafford-House ladies, with Earl of Shaftesbury their head, are levelling the shafts of reproach at the slaveholders in the United States ...

... Bo Ase AND SS 2 and SLAVERY IN. AM! a literally not Lerd Palmer- Mr. Rasse!l writes as follows s tharall the of slavery :— vill be prophe- “There has been no d ent asa peace truth of my statement that the regular army are by no mez even with his carry ...

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... SLAVERY AND THE AMERICAN WAR. MR. BENSON, A COLOURED MAN, Lecture on the above Subject, in the Granp Jury Room, CN WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, 247TH IN . To BE TAKEN AT HALF-PAsT (+ Tickets of Admission, 6d. Bihertas et Patale Solum.” JULY 20, 1861. OUR LONDON ...

... 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 1 aws prevail Slavery is ipso facto es- tablished. Thus every Territory must for the ...

... Xa a3 ROSCOMMON WEI SLAVERY AND MORM ng to recollect his It has always, and with reason, ex « bad news from of those strangers who study the wo urzel.’ tish constitution, to observe with w: his forehead get- ‘i bias our judges and chancel although the ...

... SLAVERY v. FREEDOM. The American Union owes its territorial aggrandisement ftlavery, and its commercial strength freedom. The two systems of labour are not unlike their products. The rude, uncultivated animal labour of the South, worked like machine, ...

... o: SVE VS | St. Dor eee oe cc id by the State, In concl the hi el t, a will soon restored that throug! territory. AN ANTI-SLAVERY SPE: The New York correspondent of the Times r of Mr. “Jim ” senator for Kans tainty conve;s a vivid a of the The objects ...