... ♦ GRIAT ABOLITIONIST WAD. The release of the negro front the thraldom of slavery was effectual withid the memory of living sues; yet It smuts to 0- fore' ten that slavery was regarded as a divine sanslotion throughout the world wheal Vector Sciroekher ...

... Irishmen had any o spunk or spirit about them, they would sot stay in that island of slavery.' We indignantly repudiate the assertion that Ireland an island of slavery. It was a glorious, free and leagued island—an island of snot, mud apostles—before America ...

... asil wen tire Bede MR JUSTIN fluxTur The Daip Jugs Holly *Canby lean fee the es ais is flaszy 111 11.11..- CARDINAL AND SLAVERY. on • 4 ...

... hell or to Connaught ; they fought or in the cause of the miserable Stuart until they were decimated, carried into foreign slavery, and despoiled of all their possessions; and when he for whom they risked all and lost all, when the second Charles was restored ...

... Diatiuguirhad ()sage) BATAN IiLL A!! Or, Lovi'm Magic FRIDAY (positively tits but Night)— UNCLE 'IOM'S Ct.BIN ! ! The of Slavery. After which • GBAILMD CONCRET, Will In livid, in which wiU appear MISS LUCY SANTLEY, Soutoto ; MIL EDWIN 'futon ; MK. HOWARD ...

... More worthy tools than they ? How thrive we by the union Look round our native laid ; In ruined trade and wealth decayed See slavery's surest brand ; Our glory ass oatiou gone— Our substance drained away— A wretched province, trampled 00. Is all we've left ...

... the purpose of awakening religious bigotry. Blood and murder follow in his track. It is the emblem of feud, dissension and slavery. It belongs to no nation, it is ostracised by all who are decent and respectable, and is only recognised by • band of English ...

... warm praise is bestowed has many friends in Dim ilex. Father W Carmody is a native of Cloncarbou, King's County. Although slavery was abolished • generation ago, Americans are still loath to look on the Negro as a man and a brother, but the Catholic Church ...

... men, We only fight with voice and pen, Nor beg nor whine shall we again To princes, Believe the time is drawing nigh, And slavery's elms& now backward tly, Mee freedom's star in western sky Appearetb. What will Cork the rebel do, When Prince and Princess ...

... Irishmen cannot appnire of the methods which he practised and preached in his earlier dayswhen tlw clang of the chains of slavery were yet ringing in his east and hen the pang of hunger wan gnawing away his s itnlity. when the taunts and insults of his ...

... member of the Council was acquainted with the goal that the land league had conferred upon the people, and brought them from slavery to the they are to-day •free. We had been instruclil by two of Ireland's noblest friends, John Dillon and Win. O'Brien, to ...

... comparatively recent tidied, repelled met. Uralic° aud it the emigrant. sot that the all-importaat Mails • country. Till slavery caned title MM. sal it • cum to the well SS floe el/oilseed fur it brought abseil et Ile mod downtroua wars that Ile earth ...