... 1 April, 1871, easily carry any question. This could only mean the material and moral slavery of the great rural population to the hateful and audacious tyranny of few great towns ; or, this being found both intolerable the one hand, and impracticable ...

... aversion to slavery. Be it remembered always, that Mr. Smyth has declared that would rather have the slave lash and the auction block and all the other horrors of slavery «- Undtd north to the St. Lawrence —(Good Heaven !) than that slavery should bo ...

... And slavery-on her thousand thrones— Trembled, and cursed the awful voice I Heroic, mighty, wise, and g 00.., found us slaves —he mode tree l Alone of all mankind, no blood Contaminates his victory In vain shall Art and Song and Speech praise such glory ...

... proposition to the ami slavery deputation, and to the Rev. 11. Garnet in particular—“ That the Anti slavery Society Belfast be requested to direct their attention to the parallel between Black Slavery in America, and White Slavery in Ireland, and that the ...

... of the Union slavery existed. degrees it has been eliminated from the institutions o them by social aud legislative proceedings. ore the anti-slavery agitation assumed the attitude which it has lately attained, a proposal extinguish slavery in the state ...

... appeal from this country, with the view of having slavery abolished oilier parts ?” Well, above all countries in which slavery did not exist, there was none in which was greaier ntc ’ss'ny tor an anti-slavery society than in Ireland; because there was no ...

... state of the case is this. The birth of the American Republic found Slavery institution of the country—an institution established by England. Now, wo desire to say at the outset that Slavery—that is, actual ownership, or saleable property in human beings—wo ...

... quarrel remain, and the South pine and fret for government having slavery for its “corner stone. President Lincoln has arrived at the opinion that before the Union can be reconstituted slavery must be put in process of extinction; and he has brought before ...

... has decided ‘‘that the ordinance of 1787, solar as it prohibited slavery from the north west territory, was unconstitutional ; that the Missouri Compromise, so far as it excluded slavery from the Louisiana terri ory north oi 30 degrees 30 minutes, was ...

... Improvement Society. His subject was American Slavery.” He commenced by taking a general view of America and her resources, and having given a thrilling description of the Slave system, he concluded by showing that Slavery was the decline, and was inevitably doomed ...

... great divisions. The first is, that slavery is morally wrong, national sin, which ought to be immediately abolished, even at the cost of terrible war and disruption of the Union. The second is, that the abolition of slavery, though desirable, should not be ...

... your issue the IBth instAUt# * * * ♦ * * Mr Park says, his religion is not adverse to slavery as it exists in America. Even if this were true, would that make slavery just? What, says Lord Brougham, speaking of the law of freedom written on the heart of ...