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... in the country have been accustomed to Meal large nambere of British subjects l sad hold them in a very oppressive form of slavery. They seised, for instance, between November, 1861, mid February, 1862, ...
... and the whole life of the people is so worked in with slavery, t hat it is scarcely poisible to tell where it begins or ceases. It is comparatively easy at this merneet to strike the blow to slavery that Governor Earthen struck, though we would by me tneeni ...
... limes big abhorrence of the atrocities it slavery, rwearkheg list he would not admit au American over the threshold of his house until he was first of all persuaded that he was a round and true man upon the slavery question. Mr. Troy, in the outset of his ...
... not keep slaves, but do have But if they hold slaves they will sot the Bible! But they do take the Bible to walatain Slavery! If slavery is good, then is thelload murder, and all to be maintained by Oideties. These things show that no hearr—seither con ...
... be the least agreeable news that reached our shores for some time past. The selfishness of slavery-advocates is intelligible enoughbut the selfishness of slavery Abolitionists is something so inconsistent with all our notions of honesty and philanthropy ...
... cannot remark. It may be, that the desire of the North for peace is at length beginning to dominate its wish to put an end to slavery. But whatever the prevalent opinion in the Federal states, it will most likely find easy, adequate, and prompt expression ...
... and rap-whaled slavery witbis her borders, and they ought to shame r laa slave-hoiden into releasing their grasp 6 upoft beir *swims. Jos, says, is uneucounftd in repressing the insurrection in Cuba. Th. eolitinued maintenance of slavery is doubtless the ...
... Thinking 6 The Old Woman's Corner 6 hetes and Gleanings 6 Newcastle College of Medicine Protests for Free speech :—American Slavery discussed In the Congress The Gateshead Town-Council The Newcastle Town-Council Markets, Shipping, Ac., lke ...
... Civil War Cuba in connection with slavery, and moved maid:vie the Queen praying that she %ill be Owed to urge on Spanish Government the widow , turtler delay, of the Treaty of Obligatioa reappetlng the abolitina of slavery in Cuba. Mr Gilpin preceded the ...
... And because another party had thee territorial basis of slavery should not be extended, and this party had triumphed at the last 4 ' presidential election by an overwhelming majority, the pro-slavery party bad brought on the horrors of civil war. Ile repeated ...
... evening, in St. Paul's (Cougregational) Chapel, Westgate Hill, Newcastle, Mr. George Thompson delivered a lecture on American Slavery, particularly on the religious aspect of the question. Theßev. A. Reed, pastor of the congregation, presided, and there was ...
... then forbade the of slavery in the college. The students Needed es mem The remaining seventeen I years of Dr. Desehwr's presidency was a hopeless Istruggle to MAW* prosperity. The great project of his life was by contact with pro-slavery ...