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... MR. LOVEJOY'S SPEECH ON SLAVERY. *e- extract iron the ifisfd iork ri4e . trie opening of Mr. Lovejoy's speech in the House of Representatives, which gave rise to the disgraceful outbreak on the part of the members from slave-holding St a t es , already ...
... AJi THE MANUFACTUHING DISTRICTS INTERESTED IN SLAVERY. BY )IAJOB-0ON5EA T. PEERONET THOMP'SON. Tbere.5iri indications, as has been noticed before, that the institution which (respect being had to light and tWledge) whitewashes cannibtalism leas its roots ...
... few introductory remarks by the chairman, The Lecturer said the subject of his discourse would be, not slavery simply, not slavery as it is, not slavery as it has been, but he would bring before them the qualities of the African racethe race to which he ...
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... LITTLE PINK, STORY OF SLAVERY. The following beautiful incident we have compiled from private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Brown-street Manchester), written a gentleman who was eyewitness of the scene described: A few weeks ago, after ...
... j with the question of slavery I have said that I always; Judge Douglas has heard me say it—if not quite 1 hundred times, at least as good a hundred times; a ®~, on ia said that lam in favour of interfering j J* I'®1'® slavery where it exists, I know ...
... truly. .One hoir, said he, of American i r slavery outweighs whole siges of the oppression - we rose against England to shake off I You can- not deny that ; and though a violent terminition t to slavery is not one that any reflecting' aud right ev ...
... making any remarks upon American slavery, or any other slavery. He had heard a good deal of it, but he knew nothing of it personally. They had heard over and over again in that room an exposure of the systems of slavery in different parts of the earth ...
... and hoping on the part of the anti-slavery party iv America, — the southern states are more thau ever eager to exteud their peculiar insti- tution ; when the abolitionists hear ou all hands proposals for fostering slavery by a renewal of the slave trade ...
... SELECTIONS FROM PUNCH OF THIS DAY. Slavery.— A black thorn in the side of America. New Edition of Evelyn’s Sylve.r.” —A fine of in gold. Publisher, Cockbam (not Bentley,). Obvious ! Captain of Volunteers : Now, have you got any more ammunition ? The company ...
... multitude, who may fairly be excused if they do not know precisely what are the characteristic features of slavery in the United States. Slavery itself is an ancient institution—rather let say an ancient crime (hear). Like murder, it soon found its way ...