... FREEDOM V. A well-known judge la Ohio for Ids of slavery, apes the ground that the knew what for tbeineelves,and should be allowed to in the condition which admitedly brought a degree of happiness. seldom if over, by labourers In the North. Hie conversion ...

... Vila* • • .:pis•wid • • • •, • • • , II ue tuntat'd and broken slavery's attain; sttangs Magician !she Ouritearts, wiiM.. I.sr own domain. der spirit is devout, and burns Wiih thoughts averse to Yet, she herself the idol, tnrui 4Juv thoughts into idolatry ...

... certain that slavery will shortly be abolished all over the world. We hear its death-knell ringuag everywhere. The latest reports show that a strong anti-slavery feeling is exhibiting itself even In Cuba, which was once the hot-bed of slavery. It is dying ...

... • nonsuit would therefore be made absolute. Slavery Abolished in Tennessee.—Followlow the example at Missouri, a Union State oonvention io Tennessee has unanimously decreed the immediate abolition of slavery throughout the State, and its prohibition for ...

... YORK, FEB. 1. A joint resolatios, submitting tbe 6f the State ' • datums the constitutional smesdn, _ 4legisl _ _ aboliehing slavery throughout tbs United Ste passe I the House of Representatives amid no enthusiasm by 119 ayes to 56 noes. The Semite. yesterday ...

... awaited thei aII of the dread of tbe who bad known things of rife, would gladly tarry altttle longer; cVbt who quitted its slavery and misery. withrmi regret. Some &ash/ from fita were then by the essayist, 4, -eked, arising therefrom. 111 - tteitT intillibe ...

... Let me see, this is the 30th.— The thirtieth! exclaimed the indignant mother; 'indeed, it is only the eleventh! Why is slavery like an over-boiled egg ?- -Because its yoke is hard. ROMANCI RELLrrr.—Tike young married couple who thought they could live ...

... pesos and e louty them. Hail happg load no every mat is W e'er may be his colour, errs/ as oast* Nu IS heard the wail el slavery That cum ii but a record of lb. L T. L. ...

... such peogreas. And , I am proud to name my potestant fellow countrymen; Grattan, Curran and others, first broke the chain of slavery, and by the power of a national army conceesi.ms were wrung front • reluctant government but at the Union the most infamous ...

... abolition of slavery • condition, and Mr. besets who desires to lows the war and exterminate slavery from the Seen (ekes* Nawithstunding to the whole pelt snag for the interests Of , _ se loner be questioned; they the of war rather them the of slavery (cheers) ...

... very clean, well fed and dressed, but with a depressed anxious look, saying to you with their eyes Buy me from this yoke of slavery. It is a very striking though most humiliating sight to observe one of the Zanzibar rail ish-looking crafts (felucca rigged) ...

... i 4 ..- Advertiser 12,_1884 Their slave no more to be. While they would work with Ould Ireland's slavery, &sprat Argon? Why not her poorest man, Souarth Arson, Try and do all be can, Soggarth Aroon. Her commands to fulffl, Of his own hurt and will ...