... have already become a semi-civilized people, meekly bending under the gentle yoke of their newly accepted religion or the slavery of fire-water. Considering this slowly but steadily advancing extinction of the American aborigines, which soon will make ...

... became again the editor of a newspaper, and here it was that he made the acquainlance of Benjamin Lundy, the first of the anti-slavery pioneers. In August, 1829, he joined Lundy, at Baltimore, as associate-editor of The Genius of Universal Emancipation. Slave ...

... Price 2S. 6d. per bottle. Manufactory and Salo , rooms, 114 & Southampton Row, London. KING JOHN of 'wowing% .1 ,t co aboliah slavery and prohibit the slave riathe au his dominions. AMONG the strange names used by the Salvation Army in New York State are Jampmg ...

... recognise slavery. He tells us himself that he went out to the Soudan to cut off the dog's tail, i.e., to cut off the connection between Egypt and the Soudan. In all probability he has decided to cut off this tail by inches. He will tolerate slavery but not ...

... Christ are little known 1 And let me ask what has untidility ever done for man ? Did it not reform prisons ? Did it abolish slavery? Did it make oppressive laws humane? Has it built hospitals ? Has it founded ragged schools? Has it visited the seek and dying ...

... had been sent to Admiral Hewitt to do everything in his power for the release of the women and children at Sinkat sold into slavery. Mr Chamberlain gave reasons for his opinion that the loss of life at sea would be greater during the next two or three years ...

... efforts should be directed towards hastening the time when there would be no more useless toil, no more classes, and no more slavery. A LONDON stockbroker has been remanded on a charge of cutting his mother's throat —The wife of a soldier in Birmingham was ...

... Liberator, an anti-slavery organ, and henceforward Whittier's most earnest energies and his most impassioned verses ware at the service of those who fearlessly denounced the national curse of America. He was the laureate of the anti-slavery crusade; and it ...

... hopeful of the results that, in process of time, will flow from the abolition of the prejudices fostered by the state of slavery. Now that the South has shaken down into harness, forgotten /a revanche and has an assured future, judicious investors ache ...

... from their degradation, who require to be nursed into national manhood, and be gradually weaned from their misery and their slavery, have no more chance of competing successfully with the savage tribes who have never known bondage, whose delight is in a ...

... where it is believed that the Mandi is still at El Obeid. MR Fousnts, M.P., has written a letter urging the abolition of slavery in Eastern Africa, and offering to subscribe £5O for two years towards any fond that may be started with this object in view ...

... torture; but certainly there were neither mutes nor mourners. There was great joy at that funeral, for it was the burial of slavery, but there was neither turbulence nor intemperance; it was accompanied by every sign of decorum and propriety; and so these ...