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... ANTI-SLAVERY. MR. JOHN BROWN, Man of Colour, and an Escaped Slave, will deliver a LECTURE on the Horrors of AMERICAN SLAVERY, and give a Detail of his Wonderful Escape, in the Rev. Mr. Dickie's Chubch, on TUESDAY first, 10lh curt., at Eight o'clock Evening ...
... they are not permitted to read the. Bible. However, reform was effected ; slid certainly tfe was to mitigate the horrors of .slavery. We shall sketch the broad outline! of the principal provisions of the village municipality was to consist less ...
... lady an hour before the time specified- ons ABOLITION OP SLAVERY 1N THrB DA1NISH, ConOasasL_ IFrom our St Thomas's files we find that' Denmark has, with a ady million of dollars, wipedaway slavery in her colonial posses- do sions. The number of liberated ...
... working men should drive another from the field that they may enjoy the laurels of victory by stamping the brand of social slavery upon the other. Fellow working men, we appeal to you the present crisis to come to our re-cue, and show to the world your ...
... the orders that had been issued, he understood that nearly all the most recently imported Africans had been released from slavery, and that the officer who was employed the Spanish Government to this service had displayed great energy and activity in the ...
... which cheered us in the struggles of the p tst, when those who would now invade our convents strove vainly to perpetuate our slavery and destroy our faith. On that power and spirit and sympathy we rely for protection from wrong, and for the accomplishment ...
... Bill, an eulogium on slavery was pronounced Mr. Badger, North Carolina. Referring to the affection which existed between master ari l slave, he mentioned his old mammy,” the negro woman who had nursed him, and complained that if slavery should he excluded ...
... expenses of the National Gallery was agreed to. A vote £11,250 for salaries of tl'e mixed commission for the suppression of slavery was agreed to. a vote of for the expenses of our consular establishments abroad, Mr. Williams objected to several items for ...
... T he Compromise bill, by which a 2was dearly purchased for a time the freesoil majority, s e through the prohibition of slavery in California, has l proved as illusory as it is distasteful to public feeling. . The Missouri line is broken through. The ...
... shackles of foreign bondage when imposed upon themselves, none rivetted more firmly on other nations the chains of po’itical slavery. The great mass of the people were, at the same time, far from enjoying that liberty which their previous history and free ...
... commerce,. ion' Tuesday being the twentieth'innivrsairy'of the emancipation in 'nof the negroes ijo the West -Indies, au anti-slavery- conference a of was held in Manchester. on- The Meneshester Local Conminittee in aid ofthe forthcoming ihi Paris Exhibitidn ...
... eeulogiUm upon slavery was pronounced by Mr Badger, of North t . Carolina. Referring to the affection which existed between d master and slave, he mentioned his old maomnmy, the negroE at woman who had nursed him, and complained that if slavery I d should ...