... With kindling drops of loving-kindness, And knowledge pour From shore to shore, i Light on the eyes of mental blindnessi All slavery, warfare, lies, and wrongs,- s AU vice and crime might die together; I And milk and corn, f To each man born, t Be free as ...

... continued to roll 1 through savannabs peopled only by the wandering l hunter. Of that empire, despotism, and caste, and l slavery were, however, constituent elements; and S the admiration with which we regard the monuments , of its grandeur is dashed by ...

... Suffolk. or to Mr. t James 3iurdaugh, or C. C. Robinson, of Portsmouth, for further information. JOSEPH HOLLIDAY.1 -Anti Slavery Reporter. t AmxRICAN FirziRziNO MACHiNe.-Tba scientific jour- male inform us of an ingenious invention by Dr. John i Carrie ...

... features of the organization of that body. Two other articles on Methodistic matters, as well as one on American Methodism and Slavery, will no doubt be read i with interest by the friends of reform, and will prove ad- o monitory to those who are opposed to ...

... weaker~ brother if he can. Hence pride anid pomp, and 'arrogance and sloth, And myriad evils which the wise deplore. Hence slavery and modern selfishness, And over-reacbinghgrnding, cheating Trade, And Mammin worship In all odious forms- The degradation ...

... little work with mingled feelings . to of indignation and pleasure-of indignation against the : in - vile, system of American slavery, of which it.treats, and. :i, as e. of pleasure on account of the interesting narrative which -s d, it gives, and the man ...

... &c. ntroduced irs ?? followvinig article, irl which the poet cmi- bodies, in six lines of verse, the long, sad history of slavery in America, amd withl singularly felicitous nobility of conception, shallows fortb, in an illusion to the latent greatness ...

... ydure:i eb i . ie- grees; acd in Italy the national idea has been elaborated during the silence of three ages of general slavery, and rt through nearly thirty years of assiduous apostleship uS- often crowned by thi niityrdons of the noblest spirits eta ...

... reatrded, Iia' and id the easearn-aiad Southterna counties of Enaglandl it'hIL Lil accrleratetl, his downward~progress ilato slavery said br utality; an. it hias inadle him, felarilt parado'x! a nutmadcd ant s glebw ad-, ave scripla's, a prisioner and a hloweli ...

... live( And learn but to confess, C The times, when we may freely grieve, cl Times of most happiness ! P Then, the small slaveries of life, C That deaden and molest, Enjoyments forc'd, and smother'd strife, ti Leave the clear thoughts at rest. P 0 world ...

... were ,'slaves amosig the Moors' of Africa; and for this purpose, - proclamtation was matle, that all who had relatlives in slavery mi Africa should send iuitheir nam'bs, t they might be thus t ransmed; another lot was to be sold 'to defray a part of the ...

... saw his race Oppress'd and cruoh'd by a tyrant base, And who raised his voice to set them free From the galiing chains of slavery I I For this he was thrust in a dungeon dark For lighting up in their hearts a spark Of freedom! but his spirit is strong ...