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... to give outline of the history «'f slavery, and the encroachments it has made the free states, d the tracts of country which have l*een annexed the Union. began with the nation’s existence, and hence some pro-slavery advocates blame Britain for Its in ...
... GLASGOW, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1863. WHITE SLAVERY. Tin days ago a poor girl, named Mary Ann*; was found dead in her lied. She was a milliner the employ of Madame BUse, 170 Regent Street, and was years of age. The illness which preceded her death was so ...
... abroad BIBLICAL SLAVERY. volume (Poes the M » G, ' ; v : , m , ..I the must pertinent questions which SUrcrj -ibVs j. • . ] uH t .» years. h« >■«'; ,ul Ib.up HLiul the creal velume, Wean hearing -'ntn k ,e unut, ti nßllon f or which has l.ee„ the strung ...
... THE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING and HOIRKE Of fh* SEW lATlns for the AHOLITIOS SLAVERY will helJ In Ihr MERCHANTS' HALL. lirrraMnfi Stsett, TCESDAY, Tire I3T* nssT. Hoorn open at half>past A.—Tc» table at 7 clock' Ticarrs 1« each, may had of George Galite. ...
... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND. Rcbt, the Eng Hit officer who ha» preaerreil «n many curious H'llicee of the lliglilanda, fonnj fellow-cojnlrjuian an English footman, enslaved one of these potent chiefs lie had been ailed templing promises fr..m the pleasant pastures ...
... THE GLASGOW SENTINEL, AUGUST 8, 1803. INDUSTRIAL SLAVERY. MURDER Tll E WORKSHOP. aitioß.-ily back on the roo/. I ma'lc » mor« judicious entry forward this time, ami body passed down to the extremity rope. Jhf ...
... Sontbera commerce and the advantages which accrue from slavery, hand over tbe whole free States to the pro-slavery party, guarantee slavery by every possible protection, and develop empire io which slavery shall tbe corner stone. The- reconstruction of the ...
... recognition the truth, that slavery sectional, and freedom total separation the general Iroia slavery, and the oxerciaa of it* legitimate and constiUUiouul intlticnee on the side of freedom, and leaving the slat- js the subject of slavery and tlm tradition fugittv«:s ...
... horrors of American slavery. But in doing so it is right, however, not to forget the kind of slavery that * zists home. It thought large number of people that because the kind of slavery which exists in ca is not here, no kind of slavery here; but it no follows ...
... recognition of the Confederacy, and which would give to Northern .bolitionisls the only chance of dealing with the supporters of slavery in detail. In confirmation of this convic tion, we have proof that faith can be placed in the honest prosecution of an em ...
... after that gentleman ha* heard ray argument. (Laughter and applause ) Now, iu the fir>t place, bow Could slavery l»e the cause of th's movement hen slavery was never attacked I The which i* now in power, whose i ...