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sarriaa SLAVERY

... sarriaa SLAVERY. There are certain capitalists in this country, who must feel highly amused at the ,üblic indignation and :ibliorrence otne-ionally manirelted on the sultject of American Shivery, well.knowing that there is in the very midst of us a slavery ...

VICTOR HUGO UN SLAVERY

... VICTOR HUGO UN SLAVERY. Pmyres of Hayti, jut received, publiehee the fol. letter from Victor Hago, in reply to one from the editor, M. K Hourteloup, who in a negro, thanking him fur hie eloquent defence of Brown : limgetille Rows, Jimmy, 31. Tour ...

tiorropoitoece. AYERICAN SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR 011 THE EDIESCROR NEWS

... AYERICAN SLAVERY. TO EDITOR 011 THE EDIESCROR Slit,—As recent *vents in the United States have turned the eyes of many of the inhabitants of this country in that direction, and as there may be much misconception and confusion of ideas regarding slavery in America ...

Thi BrArarav HYPOCll9l.—America pretending to be a land of Freedom ao long an Slavery exista in It!

... Thi HYPOCll9l.—America pretending to be a land of Freedom ao long an Slavery exista in It! Ti MORMONS AT nu LAICE.—A Salt Lake of the Tribeer, writing August be 11 are busy orectim in every eetlismest eubstaastisf fur omitliessee, seseting-houese, and ...

THE SLAVE POWER IN AMERICA

... Provost) was told that in there were members and ministers of Christian churches who held that slavery was • right thing in itself; another Am held that slavery was wrong in itself, but right in the circumstances in which the country was placed; while a ...

DI CZEIVICE AND ANIZIC&I KAMM. _____

... presented by you and Dr Guthrie fa demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Aksost at the very time wheu you were bolding that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of that is, pro-slavery apologists, were but log in effigy in the square near my door. But ...

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... Lincoln her thin pat together. Breekinridge the sinks, of violent slavery party, Douglas of the eothreigety party, that is of the party which wadi permit slavery to extend itself if the slavery propagandists In a new territory cola by and blood manage to ...

EDDIBURG

... And persons opposed to slavery would say that It is • key seems for men hi various businesses , such e vils and perils are inseparable hem the bet that ea additional reason why they should existence of so accursed a thing as slavery in the attend, end show ...

Ode Beets—

... TAIT, 15 Newry . EDINBURGH ORIGINAL 'TERC'IA AND LEATHER BOOT AND 800/ OARENOUNE, 8 and 41 Rol Om ALEXANDER AND RAWL Goods slavery to seessene. QITRONG WALKING & v.llnada. very esitable for the premed sen. AU ...

OVOI ON Nit RICAN /LOOM. from • grievous charge in what he was about to say. There was our thing,

... There was our thing, however, which all 0. Mr Douglass idivered a lecture on slavery in Queen Street Hsfl. 'sneer the of the Edinburgh Ladies' t ur M Yonen • Anti-slavery Society. The ball was crowd, a by a highly respectable and midi. Mr M•Laren on ...

REV. DR CHEEVER

... of American Slavery. The great Republican party merely aimed ti prevent the extsseion of slavery into fresh territory, and in a party especity, did not even object to the Fugitive Slave Law; bat true Church of God sought to abolish slavery at once, and ...