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... openly denounce the Newcastle Programme. The People have spoken, and the class of politicians to which we refer profess abject slavery to that voice; they are therefore now responsible to destroy what they built up, and at once to drop Lord Rosebery and follow ...
... faithfully represent the views of the ratepayers of this town, it means that the people of Halifax condone the swearing and white slavery of their employee. But we believe—nay, are surethat the public, once in possession of the facts, will refuse to allow a c ...
... Whigs who do not vote for Seymour will probably go with them. The work of fusing” the Whig party of the North in an anti-slavery Eia going on with more or less success. In Vermont and it has already been done, and the joint candidates put into office ...
... mealtime. A few years ago all England united to put down slavery in the West Indies; and at what coat it was done we all well know. And now I call for a similar demonstration to oppose the system of slavery in America. Bet where are those canting, whining hypocrite* ...
... deal about the Treat evils of slavery; and they knew agreat deal about bad legislation ; but he thought the evil effects of these wore nor so peat as those which flowed from intemperance. War was a terrible scourge; slavery was an awful evil; bad government ...
... magistrates, at Halifax, the former for two months, and the latler for three months, for night poaching at Clifton. American Slavery.—A lecture on this subject was delivered in the Square Chapel, Thursday evening !•“*. the Rev. S. R. Ward, a negro, from Toronto ...
... Ewing. left Oialway on aha the Ist, armed at flalifax at .1 pail. oil the instant. 'ter a mean run of try days. The quo of slavery Was still occupying the attention of the senate. 11l discussing the Conipronic 11111 Mr. Oat is's zruenalmeist, proposing ...
... are brought into such States on business they are liable to be imprisoned, and even, under some circumstances, sold into slavery. This protection was, however, denied, the proposed amendment being rejected by 24 to 13 votes. The Fugitive Slave Bill proposes ...
... expedition. the wound. dated Jan. to the foliow lug effect :--thi the of the territory*, with reference to the economy on slavery. I. explain. the punned by the president with regard to the affair* of California and New Mexico. He reconimends the people ...
... only our of their members bad bad to be Melted up. The thipuwaers, complained, were striving to drive them tato • state of slavery. in the belief that. owing to the many their Union had het to expend iu other seaport towns, they were now without lunch to ...
... shores this inland water way. slavery must succumb from sheer inanition, its sources of supply and its markets being cutoff. . . „ But these far-reaching results fail to move us. let us see what effect a picture African slavery, drawn by the maeter hand of ...
... other sufferers will take and let us get at the real tisNt f i (l f f state of things, which to hti. ' -;111S k' iS ta like slavery than any' more ~ the friends of the 1 . . Ivou make the town l 4 . their d enunc i at i on of, sc.h 1/11f a Tory fir m ...