... ■No. 37, Vol. 2, Jan. 2nd, 1860.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. such, witnessing the failure of Southern policy and the greater remuneration derived from free labour in the North, is split into two antagonistic parties. The one, upholding the Southern slave ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 38, Vol. 2, Feb. Ist, 1860. in the oonsdousness of having nothing to lose in that quarter. Twenty-seven years ago, I published a book called appeal in behalf of that class of Americans called Africans.” It influenced the ...

... great good to the anti-slavery cause. In Newcastle-on-Tyne there are, you know, many zealous abolitionists ; and after Air. Thompson's Reform work was done, they determined to get up for him a series of thoroughly efficient anti-slavery meetings. The first ...

... the editors of newspapers in connexion with the American Anti-Slavery Society, large portion of the first page of each number of the Standard is appropriated to articles from the pro-slavery press, which are often tilled with measureless abuse of the persons ...

... Dean of Carlisle would observe, that his former anti-slavery labours will not justify fraternizing now with the supporters of slavery. As to American slavery being “the daughter of British slavery,” if true, it would be reason why American liberty should ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 48, Vol. 2, Dec. Ist, 18G0. he had held many long and earnest conversations. He could testify to his being anything but an infidel ; on the contrary, to his being a man who lived in the fear of God, and the love of Christ ...

... Chamerovzow’s First of August letter, the editor of the National Anti-Slavery Standard remarks as follows This is the first indication we have seen, on the part of the Editor of The Anti-Slavery Reporte)-, of an inclination to do Dr. Cheever justice and we cannot ...

... deadly sin of Slavery in the United States. 'We assure Dr. Cheever of our entire and hearty concurrence in the uncompromising principles upon which he has conducted his protracted controversy with the defenders and apologists of Slavery in Church and ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 40, Vol. 2, April 2nd, 1860. 111 fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, Where weath accumulates, and men decay, then where in Ireland, in Italy, in Poland, or in Hungary has any ruler prepared for generous - and confiding ...

... convert a tract entitled, “An Argument for the Divine Right of Slavery.” It was a religious tract, such as the American Tract Society might have issued in perfect accordance with its pro- slavery policy. Whatever thy hand findeth to do, do it with all thy ...

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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 38, Vol. 2, Feb. Ist, 18G0. notified Mr. Greeley that he must stop sending copies of the Tribune to that place, on account of its “incendiary” character, Mr. Greeley replies as follows :—] Ma. Postmaster of Lynchburg, Virginia ...