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... Many an American hadutunted him the (Mr. Thonipson.) by saying, Why, your country is answer- ehen able for slavery-in America.; that slavery was planted in into America by the mother country, and by laws which were with sanctioned by the imperial government ...
... the following passage :'.Before pariaimentrooe a quetwon was put to Sir Stglord'Nowthoota regarding the wale of girs and slavery gnnailly n Ina.h The sub]eot Is a very old one, and theD fullest details will be found in old parliamentary ' onlndla..Aj ...
... implicated in- American slavery, and 'protest 'against Y defiling their religious euterprises'with any such accomplices' . ininiquity. They ought to sympathise with those noble V men and women who' had -battled long in the anti-slavery cause, and send them ...
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... PENNINGTONON SLAVERY. U -- n On Wednesday evening there was a very numerous and d fashionable audience assembled in the upper schoolroom of n Dr. M'Kerrbw's church to hear a lecture by Dr. Pennington (a coloured gentleman), on slavery. d Dr. PENNINGTON ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY LECTURE. On Thursday night, a leeture on American slavery and its atrocities was delivered in the schoolroom of the United Presbyterian Church, Coupland-street, Greenheys, by Parker Pilsbury, Esq. a gentleman from the United States. The ...
... the session just ended, seems to have excited rather than pacified the- conflicting passions of all parties, in respect to slavery. The; act for the re-capture of fugitive slaves, now that tbe people understand its character, provokes intense indignation ...
... I THE. SLAVERY QUESTION IN SPAIN. i The Madrid orrespoadefnt ;of the Jbosil des Ddbats writing on the slavery question in Spain, says:- I recommend you not to allow yourself to be misled Toy the sort of insurreetioll whieh a larg- portion of the. journals ...
... themselves into slavery. Now,yo tisough lits thought it rouldt be impolitic aind inuje- the i)y, deious to punish crime by the forfeiture of liberty for ta as ever, or putting them into a state of slavery, yet even in thet ta yecase slavery would not be ...
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... Northern States is to check W thj extension of slavery, but there are other interests no which the noith values. Not all the Northern Seiators who acted together to. defeat CLAY's bill, acoed on anti-slavery principles, but only some 18 of | tlh. Of the ...
... on slavery; and both those communities appealed to Scripture for the unction of their principles. Before it could be said that, because the Old Testament recognised slavery and made tows concerning it, and bemuse the New Testament spoke of slavery without ...