... earthly one, would not fear doing so again, e’en the jows ; and then, as an act of mercy, condemned her to a life of toil and slavery for that which was but an act of mother’s love.” Cranch was very indignant, and would have interrupted the spectre, but, feeling ...

... candidate who is not pled; to their views on the question to discuss political subjects without permission from the mu- of slavery. The contest has produced great excitement, In doned. nicipal authorities.. The charge of conspiracy has been aban- not only ...

... of the rate-pavers at heart as well as the redemption of the country from a bondage worse than the yoke of the Turk or the slavery of the Russian. The paupers continue to sent for feeding and management to the other workhouses as before stated, but the ...

... third party that caused the trouble. If, on the organization of the House, propositions were to be introduced to abolish slavery in the territories, he trusted in God that his eyes had already rested on the last Speaker of the House. The south would resist ...

... manufactures, the President seems to like free-trade in ships very well. He makes no alluaion to the question of domestic slavery, respecting which the members of Congress are full charged, and which could not avoid breaking out upon the motion for awarding ...

... held opinions against slavery, he could not but consider that those views on the part of the great philanthropist and friend of mankind were an honor to him, and should be considered rather as a merit than otherwise. If slavery was a sin, or crime, or ...

... recommended to their hearts by every kind feeling, we have introduced into the discussion the subject of slavery ; introduced the topic of slavery upon a question of honoring a man who has tue, and the good of mankind. doue so much in the cause of humanity ...

... and this is one of them ; it being a compromise of the general principles of our free institution for the protection of slavery, wiiich institution could not sustained one moment upon the general laws of majorities —that is, the Slave States being in ...

... foreigners in oppression, reduce, according to the usages of war then in vigour.an immense number of men to the severest slavery,and at the same time illuminating the Italians with the rays of Catholic truth, it carried them by powerful impulse to the ...

... foreigners in oppression, to reduce, according to the usages of war then in vigour, an immense number of men to the severest slavery, and at the same time illuminati: the Italians with the rays of Catholic truth, it carried them a erful to the practice of ...

... and glory of baving taught you the way in which you can, at least, mitigate an evil more crushin, than Ame rican or African slavery. Congregate legally tionally in every poor law union, and in ev and constita. to the Government that the millions of Ireland ...

... the energies of an empire be husban led to pre- pare it for the impending evil that bangs over it ; he per- petuates the slavery of 26,000,000 serfs ; he is increasing his expenditure and neglecting his finances ; 3 increasing his army and navy, keeping ...