... poor shall all be free Lord. break them cry powers: ill you go along with • Lord, break them slavery powers: sound the jubilee ! Pear Lord ! dear Lord when slavery'll cease, Then we poor souls will have our peace. There's a better day a-fuming; Will you ...

... interest, and will he introduced in the billowing order : A Scene the of Africa.—J. Gilbert, Esq. Frederick Douglass denouncing Slavery Anil its Religious Abettors on a British plationn.—J. Gilbert, Esq. The Arrest a the Fugitive Slave while lugipy iu the midst ...

... united independent, the States must be told plainly an unmistakeably that we will neither a:low blatk men to continue in slavery in our country, nor permit our own countrymen to be treated worse thiv• slaves in their's. ...

... Twelvetrees' Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, firing, soap, tongue and temper, and entirely abolishes the female slavery of the tub, and the present domestic happiness-destroying practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is as safe ...

... the necessity of carrying as the war until complete re-union effected, and his determination also that slavery shall be abolished. Well, but if slavery were abolished, as doubtless it will be, ere long, in every comer of the earth, woeld the Federals act ...

... ressostra n 1 the Transvaal Espehhe. Ile be a the coaatrp would tolerate the bewilieg hest of el Use Majoilly's sabjecie to slavery. lief erring to lie if mire% that se the Wig of It. feergo of th• tbe was already Stisetaio of Afgnanistee. Oar the Trarevarl ...

... other. My remarks had no reference either to the lecturer or to the lecture, save on one point, namely, that or American Slavery, giving the Doctor credit for the ability he had displayed, but as I imagined, from certain remarks he made, that his intention ...

... Harvey, Phi:, and others, is merely an almanack, but a complete work On slavery. The public press speaks of it as A condensed library of evidence against that foul institution, slavery. North Peron Joual rn. An abolitionist memento, containing innumerable ...

... which she would find the models of Shelby, St. Clare, and Wilson. No wonder that for many years she could say nothing about slavery, and has uttered her soul at in each a piercing cry I In a preface contributed by _Mn. Stowe to an editon of her book jest ...

... States are greatly changed since Lincoln was first sleeted President. Then it Was the question of slavery which agitated the uatien, North and South. Slavery has Leen ruinlidated, and at present there seems to be usavery important subject on which the Ainericen ...

... Aborigines' Protection Society, Mr. Hugh Owen, from the National Temperance League, Mr. L A. Chameronow, secretary to the Anti-Slavery Society, Mr. T. B. Smithies, of the Band of Hope, itc. ...

... Catholicism and to foreign rule, and maintenance of negro slavery. Catholics and foreigners are to be excluded from office and power, and native Americans, if of negro blood, are to be kept in slavery; while the Constitution, which proclaims the freedom and ...