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... as in Germany, the ministoss of re- ligion at the headof education, teaching youth the morality of Christ, which destroyed slavery, taught men that they are equal, and impressed on them that God has placed in their hearts faith and love, in order to believe ...
... which had taken rloce since MIr. Eonter first cams to Wolverhemptor-Par- fismrnleryReform, Free Trade, the extinction of slavery, and the eseablieinienof Snn1say schools. Mr. Walker said that in aol thee chanrges WNis'eithamptfn bad played no inconsiderable ...
... closiiig the CoII- muiication Sir. Yancey says :- I regret that there should be a necessity for my discussing this question of slavery before ?? public. The opinions of mankind are not to be despised by any-and there are but few who do not desire their good ...
... best landscape; both these pictures being the property of the artists. The selection was cordially approved by the Council. SLAVERY IN AsEniCA.-On Friday night a public meeting was held in the Metropolitan Iustitute, Fitzroy Square, London, to protest against ...
... names of the members to go on the tack of the bilL-Examniner. Mr. G. Thompson delivered his lecture on the Ameri- can War and Slavery to a crowded audience, at the Town Hall last evening. The chair was occupied by the Rev. Dr. Morton Brown. ...
... (Baptist) moved,, and Mr. Charles Robertson seconded,. resolution to the effect that the present American war originated in slavery, and' in its antugonism to the institutions of freedoos. The resolution was declared, amongst some. confusion, to be earried ...
... tiens of social and politica rL ef a- Iin As far hack als 1828 he took sor active p)art ini refvion,--a to the -shohitieni of slavery in tie ?? Indies, and fsemt ?? to 183-I, or tlsereabouts, lie was agenlt for the Atw -ii ts -iy Assecittilosm in this eCuitmy ...
... es, I went under en assumed name, calling myself Joweph Parker, instead of Joseph Barker; that I have abandoned my anti. slavery pilnolples, and r do not know what. The whole ls a tissue of pure fabrication and vwicked slanderous lies, I have &At been ...
... attempt to stifle the conscience In wishing them success, by the delusive hope that they will in that event abolish slavery. Bat putting slavery out of the question, it is said the rebels arelighting for liberty, for Independence, and that they are entitled ...
... Accident precipitated the last Reform; accident may once more ire the train ; and to at the mercy accident nothing lea* than slavery. contrast with this pony and vacillating group the millions fill the land, and are drawn in hot expectancy and eager preparation ...
... Tennessee, appointed Mr. Lincoln. Horn in a slave State, he was not originally abolitionist, but, witnessing the evils of slavery, adhered to the Union on the bmiking out of the rebellion, and became advocate of universal emancipation. The fault that has ...
... Freed man.; Aid Association America, concerning thy freed men of America, their extnme destitution, robbed of everything by slavery, freed in immense numbers during a devastating war resolved that this meeting deems if the duty of the Potteries assist the ...