... new life; always on the look out for a new home. Hitherto the pioneering tide was always westward, because, in the South, slavery shut the way against free labour. But now the South is to be free, and its lands are cheaper than any lot in Wisconsin or ...

... ”« make the enumeration. From the slavery of • you have happinest beside your hearth, you will not go in the evening to court love under the lamps of dancing room, and to find drunkennesa in the street. From the slavery of weakness. You will not drag your ...

... the present conflict, which the promoters of the association believe acts injuriously on the prospects of the overthrow of slavery. The leading idea is to encourage the Federal government and people in the prosecution of a thoroughly free-labour policy ...

... that system ; and, on Sabbath last, she informed the Romish curate that she would no longer contioue under his spiritual slavery, and that he had right put the questions to her in confession which he done. Her husband endeavoured to induce the Priest ...

... tinn ; hut, let there one united voice raised all •ides, from boundary to boundary in your va.l republic-Abolish Slavery—Abolish Slavery ; and let an Act of Congress pau. repeal the Fugitive Slave Bill • and let mao, who is hone of our hone, free. While ...

... gravest political question, which underlies all well regulated commonwealths.” The Governor advises the Legislature to let slavery alone where the constitution places it, and forego legislation in reference to it until State constitution is formed ; recommends ...

... Anti-Slavery Society appeal to you in reference to the infamous sys era of slavery which exists in the land yon are about to make your futnre home. America is a fine county, and offers many inducements to the emigrant ; but it is cursed with Slavery. Three ...

... and for which they are struggling. 1 have yet to the first one who went into the war on account of slavery. They say they like the institution of slavery because it suited to their climate and productions, and because their interests, in the Ught of political ...

... on the American affair. The war party there will find perhaps ere long enough to occupy their attention nearer home. The slavery question is threat, ening to raise an internal tumult which may lead to serious schism between the North and South. For the ...

... is dead ten years, mid a year ago her daughter got married to a man named Forkin. Since that time her life has been one of slavery and drudgery, and she has been abused and frightened out of her life and completely terrorised. Complainant was then sworn ...

... you are having as merry a tine el it as if we wen wending the eves* the hills of out Ireland—aye, merrier, for ma taint of slavery in the*, sad we sot bete the tramp of a foreign garrison. .To-night, my friends, we unite in cordial sympathy *ith our widespread ...

... end id practice. Irrational in principle, lu the movement axainat slavery, no one lout his time with an i qoiry into the system of slavery; bat it being an established principle that slavery was truly in* famous thing, the design of the whole movement was ...