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... to the U.S. Onstitution as tsess construed b- r, it the Supreme Court. In L'237 'i identifiedl himsalsi ith n in the anti-slavery, temperance, anal wvoman's rights P u reforms, and ever after was onio of the most popular 2i a orators in Am'eriea. During ...
... fOsa,- but believed that to the' se protoctedStatco onlthe GoldColustdommctioslayerY load t at u otlt rused to exist. If slavery cxisted tot theu Straits settlements, of whioh no proof bad been ad- at duced, we had sootling to do with it. tc Sir C, DlLKtE ...
... nine or ten, made one prisoner, and captured four gnus,, besides effecting tne main object of their jou~rney, releasing from slavery native labourers who had-worked for us and done good service. There have also been one or two raids in May I and June on the ...
... matters not directly professional. . In Brooklyn he soon became known~asan able, earnest, and uncompromising opponent of slavery, and his contributions to the Independent,. of whic he' was' for two years 'chief editor, did much to stimulate' publice ...
... attended to by Dr Wilson, Oldmeldrum. it' THE PRESNzs STATUS OF SLAVERY.-On Thursday pr' i night, Air T. J. Davis, Barbadoes, re-delivered, by an I-rqet.the leecture, on the pr esent status of slavery thi :H and the slave-trade, which he gave last weeki The ...
... th Mr RcL'ertson said when John Brown, of anti- disi slavery feame, lay' dying in prison, the chaplain woe mu ed about to pray with him, when the old man sot rs asked him if he believed in slavery. Havn ov received a reply in the affirmative, John vehe- ...
... aetive part in Republican meetings agaitist slaveholdini ina the Southerma States, and thus shsiwed himiself at rhorosgli anti-slavery macl. At that perioil the Deni oeclatic patty weere oppiosed to the abolii iE ,f sla very. In Juine, IS6l, hotwever, the eivil ...
... Indila mcer- fel chant, and still reanembered as the associate of Wilberforcefa in his labonre for the abolition of ne-gro slavery. The late Peer was born in 1800, and, after a course of private in- th 'f struction at home, hie was entered, in his eighteenth ...
... matters straight at home, and, in this connection, has placed it on record that large families are wrong and the result o( the slavery of her sex ; that she has no faith ill General Booth, who is a voluminous father; that she rather admires Mrs O'Shea and Mr ...
... various public movements which from time to L Castle, time convulsed Glasgow. In the Voluntary controversy, race tlie the Anti-Slavery movement, and the Reform Bill agitation .cteue is he -was a prominent combatant-often on the unpopular bmor side, and at much ...
... or other Gar] coin, the dangerous slavery dispute. On the other and oiius haud, a section known as the Radical Rapubli- all F1 thool- cans insisted that the tiu m for compromise was men eesult past, and that slavery mnu't be swept away. prom Ounc The ...
... FaihIllyyors Faithfully yours, JOHN ANGus, Esq. W. H. SYKES. A NTI-SLAVERY.-Yesterday evening a public meeting was held in the Free East Church, under the auspices of the Aberdeen Ladies' Anti slavery Society. The Rev. Messrs Mitchell and Troy, Colonial ministers ...