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... any man the practice of slavery, but the curse under which they now rested came from this country. Jt would Ur necessary that there should he a most careful footing and tirm basis U*fore the attempt was made eradicate slavery in that country, or they ...
... declared that they would no longer have anything to do ' with the North, but were going to set up a government of their own with slavery for a corner stone. They would then have a nobility which would be most exclusive, for they would own the labour by which ...
... good Christians. I love and venerate the religio.. of Christ, because Christ came into this world rescue humanity from the slavery for which God did not create it.' But this Pope, who wishes that men should be slaves, who asks from the powerful of the earth ...
... laws should have continued to prevail had prevailed for many years past. He would have have been content tliat States with slavery admitted to exist therein should have continued within the Union. Now, however, that different notions have taken possession ...
... nt and extension of slavery. In the North a different process was going on. With slavery abolished and repudiated—often it may be with guilty feebleness—there was social, educational, and general advancement; the evils of slavery were being practically ...
... 7 Aytoun’a Poem, .. 7 0 Mias Bremer'• Impreaftiou of Americft, 3 rolft., • • * * Cambridge Eftsaya, 18A6, .. 6 Chambera* Slavery and Colour in America, Chesterton’s BoTelationa of Priaon Life, vola., # • • 5 Cockburn'a Memoriala of bia Times, _ 7 Day's ...
... un‘« Lbcturk.—Mr Jobe Audi*, freed slave from South Carolina, gave Uetnra the lull ParkUin, Tuesday evening. Subject— *• Slavery and the American War. The coloured gentleman {rare sketch Uls early lilt, and how ins .-i.lamed the rudiment* of learning: ...
... SUBSCRIPTION OF ONE ounark, L A Set of FIVE PH OTO 4 Original Designs, by J. RS.A., entitled Bond and of the system ofplegro Slavery, smiseltdifer'' with suitable Letter-pram H. The chance of obtaining a VALUABLE . PRIZE at the Annual Drawing in December ...
... taken from Original Designs, by J. Noet. PATON, Esq., R.S.A, entitled Bond and Free, illustrative of the system of Negro Slavery, accompanied with suitable Letter-press. 11. The chance of obtaining a VALUABLE PRIZE at the Annual Drawing in December. The ...
... help Denmark struggling bravely for independence, it were a cowardly and disreputable thing to attempt the establishment of slavery. But apart from this all-important consideration, a petition is not the right sort of weapon to wield in securing the ack ...
... Aytoun’s Both well, Poem, 70 Miss Bremer’s Impressions of America, 3 vols., .. .. . 9 0 Cambridge Essays, 1856, .. 3 Chambers’ Slavery and Colour in America, 3 6 Chesterton’s Revelations of Prison Life, 2 vols., .. ~ 6 0 Coekbum’s Memorials of his Times Day’s ...
... imprisonmoot. lie had boon landed by the Captain, and was at once apprehended by the police on the above charge. LECTURE ON SLAVERY AND TIIEAMERICAN Wen.- Mr Johu:Asanis. nu escaped slave, delivered a lecture in the Commissioners Mall the other evening. ...