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... proposed the next resolution, which deplored the existence of slavery in the United States, and affirmed the duty of Englishmen to exclude from their society all persons having connection with slavery. The Rev. W. D. Owen seconded the resolution, and it was ...
... to abolish slavery. Voltaire called Holland a pays de canards, canaux, canaille. In this case the reverse is possibly applicable, and this may be a canard of the Pays. _ . BOURSE, Dec. 14, Two o'Clock. The opening of the market was flat, but afterwards ...
... THE FREE LABOUR (Anti-Slavery) BAZAAR, at the HALL of COMMERCE. Threadneedle-street, THIS DAY, TO-MORROW, and FRIDAY. MONTI'S LECTURES on ANCIENT and MODERN SCULPTURE.—Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully informed that these LECTURES will commence THIS ...
... QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCM, a Published This Day. CONTENT;. 1. Pedestrianism in Switzerland. 2. Slavery in America. 3. Lunatic Asylums. 4. Political Squibs and Satires. 5. Photography. 6. Roving Life in England. 7. Persia and its Inhabitants. S. The Now ...
... domestic institution from which their livelihood was confessedly derived. Many among them may have hated slavery, but all coveted the profits which flowed from its continuance. How truthfully Mr. Brooks described the feeling of the people is manifest ...
... UNITED STATES. (FROM A. CORRESPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Nov. 1. Since the Republican victories in Pennsylvania and Indiana, the pro-slavery democracy have felt that their only chance of defeating Mr. Lincoln is by carrying the Empire State. The startling majorities ...
... IL MERICAN SLAVERY and the FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW —BRITISH and FOREIGN ANTISLAVERY SOCIETY.—The ANNUAL MEETING will be heldiln EXETER HALL, on MONDAY EVENING. July 21, 1851, at which American Slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law will engage special attention ...
... Now Published, price 2s. 6d., in One,Vol. 12m0., neatly bound, with Illustrations, - DOOR PADDY'S CABIN; or, Slavery in -11. Ireland. A True Representation of Facts and Characters. By an IRISHMAN. London: Wertheim and Macintosh, Paternoster-row. Dublin: ...
... BRITISH and FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.—The ANNUAL MEETING will be held in EXETER HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, 21st July, 1851, at which American Slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law will engage special attention. Doors will be open at Five o'clot k, and ...
... LAVERY ! SLAVERY ! —Will OPEN on LI MONDAY NEXT, April 22, at the ROYAL VICTORIA HALL, Leicester-square, a Grand MOVING PANORAMA of the AFRICAN and AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE, exhibiting a true picture of slavery, from actual observation. Capture of Negroes ...
... THE MORNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY S JANUARY 24, 1866. theside o f freedom and against slavery, and would not permit any selfishness to trample upon the . reat moral con - sid erations which kept them right on this important question (cheers). Our worthy chairman ...
... Union without first renouncing slavery. A few months ago, I should have said that, if such a wretched policy was to be carried out, it would lead to anarchy and bloodshed. Now I have nothing of the kind to say. Ido not think this Administration can do ...