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... to the main- tenance of slavery. He considered that by the gramt the risk of of this charter the Government ran serious complications with foreign Powers ; but the most serious difficulty was that it recognised domestic slavery. Mr seconded the motion ...
... allowed to acquire land, but the transfer must be made in the name of the Location Commission. No slavery or apprenticeship partaking of the nature of slavery is to be tolerated. Complete freedom of religion is guaranteed. Loyalists are not to be molested ...
... PATRICK S. H. Hume's, Ballyduff.Gorey Inch. ----- There's a day in the future for Irishmen bright, Undimmed by the shadows of slavery's might; A of rejoicing at home on the sod, When the voice of the weleom's liberty's God. Oh! where shall he coma from, ye ...
... British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have addrossed a memorial to Lord Palmerston in favour of ream. 'they protest against Witt With the United States, on the ground that it would virtoally be a war in defence of slavery. FI:ANCK be refused to give ...
... itself the agita- tion against slavery increases in earnestness and influence every year; and we may indulge some pleasure in recording the fact that the venerable Lord Brougham, whose early services to the anti- slavery cause in our ewn country will never ...
... Manobester, at the jubilee meeting of the Anti-S’avery Society, Mr. H. M. Stanley said the impression prevailed in England that slavery was at an end, but that eo far as Africa was con- cerned be could declare it was a mistaken idea. He detailed certain proceed ...
... recoil:- mewled the of • reoliction, in accordance Lincoln's message, pem wary aseetance to be given to noshes of aboluh. tug slavery. A tlisetch from Cairo .as that 6,000 in the neighbourhood of Savennah, • Teuneree,have m the Union army. Capture of leaufbrt ...
... Staterh you have rebYlled, in order to perpetuate aLil eggrandi-e human slavery: your muggy ' SlAvery Supreroe:' sure, henceforward, is Slavery Abolition.' Anti the end of Slavery will be the re-establishment of the Union. The knowing, is from the York ...
... King Amadeus to the note addressed to it by Mr. Fish, the Foreign Secretary of State, on the subject of the abolishment of slavery in Cuba, is worded both courteously and amicably. The doon- ment contains a vague assurance to the United States Government ...
... any Slave State to discard slavery; it will not therefore weaken any of the ties between the collective Slave States. It will offer no sufficient reason for depleting, eves in appearence, from the doctrine that, with slavery in thr Staten the National ...
... not save the Union they could at the saute time , destroy slavery, Ido not agree with them. My paramount object in this struggle is to says the Union, and it is not either In save or destroy slavery. If I could says the Union without freeing any slave, I ...
... Service commenora at 5 orlock. A IEC I URE will be dtlivered D.V., in the TOWN HALL, GORY. 0. BY THE REV .1. Ft IST I.: R. i t _SLAVERY. Chair in he taken at 7 n'Clork ADMISSION—SIXPE NCE. GOREY YOCNO MEN'S ASSOCIATION. TIIE first of the Penny Readings will ...