... oppressed. Gordon cannot rest as a quiet plodding secretary while there is disorder to be quelled, misrule to be put down, and slavery to be abolished. He must go forth to the fight. Woe to him if he lift not his arm as the friend of the needy, and the deliverer ...

... French army; Roma tbe capital of^ltaly; separa- tion of Poland from Russia; reconstitution of tbe Poland of 1772; abolition of slavery in tbe Sontbern States; and re-establishment of tbe Union with tbe Northern States ; liquidation soon as possible, and in ...

... justices of the peace or has not sufficient power of will to voluntarily surrender for a time a freedom that is really a slavery, nothing can be done to help him. tbs Turn a» Babatb.—A drops of (he liquid Flortlloe” sprinkled on wet tooth-brush produces ...

... shifting steps attend. I beg my choice, although a beggar's son, Aye asking gifts from all, and envying none. So much of slavery in rich men I see, I pity them more than they pity me. But I am welcomed much where'er I go, The thing has net to en place ...

... sex, snd religion, He was an ardent abolitionist in of the movement for removing the political dis- the struggle against slavery; in the various phases abilities of women he took an active share; and in religion he at all times stood up for manly rather ...

... victorie! Now's the day, and now's the hour; See the front o' battle lour; See approach proud Salisbury's power— Twenty years o' slaverie! What will be a traitor knave? Wha will swell the Liberal Caver Wha'll help Erin to enslave? Traitor! Let him join Joe ...

... this century. Both were men of moral force. The one sought to deliver his couutry from the slavery generated by tyranny, the other from the deplorable slavery of intemperance ; so that when the 'sunburst of freedom might Come, it might find her still ...

... itsi4hisatios at Sir Samuel Baker and General hoeriver, great improvements were made, as im eortr, A. 2. ,wo b,„..,l into slavery ago, and , of the at the present time, were the results. The *tun* expressed the belief that had the Egyptian Government, ...

... cultivate friendly relations with France. THZ Emperor of Abyssinia is going to join with the civilised Powers in suppressing slavery. A NIIMORIAL to the I)uke of Albany has been unveiled by the Prince of Wales at Cannes. A DOT named Smith has been blown to ...

... measure that has paved the way for every reform that we have had in this direction? Was it the Conservatives who abolished slavery? Was it the Conservatives who abolished the press-gang, or removed the disabilities of the Jews and Nonconformists? Would ...

... Peacock would bound down to the hours if they resolved to keel, the gates open, and he certainly objected to tl , ;, kind off slavery, which would be the result of ing the gates open so late every evening. After snore further discussion it was remitted the ...

... that the proper to do with a hereti My to burn him, and n't have no doubt, if were to write now, w: along with doctrines of slavery, some others, be left ho doubt true BS, Rulers are more or less traitors, and | their first homage is due to a foreign potent ...