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... Cotton State. recede, permitted M dose peacefully. 'Nil. the way for Ibe Slates la slip out of of countenancing maintaining slavery hut would not manful policy, probably Ml lor of the race America, and uvrtaiaav it tend the tn erlom Th»' hat. however, probably ...
... supply an Historical Sketch of the ControversT between the Northern and Southern States from the first introduction of the Slavery Question into Congress, with an Account of the great Political Parties to which it has given rise. ...
... but also to supply an historical sketch of the between the Northern and Sonthern States, from the first introduction of the Slavery Question into Congress, with account of the great political parties wluth it has given rise. - ...
... imagine in his turn, as well as yourself.—Sterne. THE ANTI-SLAVERY LECTURE. To the Editor of the Invention Mirror. SlR,—Those of your readers who were present at the meeting of the Anti-Slavery Society will remember that the Rev. F. Evans again made reference ...
... been a thousand times ited on the stage. The first poet, according te Dr. Johnson, antici. pated all subsequent them to the slavery of imitation. Mr. Neafie, im his play last night, did not fo: as “The Lady of The pi ” “The Wife,” and “Oth ” had been written ...
... Canada they are making a Lion out of Wales ! The Blackest Hypocrisy. — America pretending to be a land of Freedom so long as Slavery exists in it. Humane Aspiration. — May more blood be spilt in the establishment of Italian liberty, but may it be only the ...
... for anti-slavery men, Rev. John G. Fee, as delegate of the American Missionary Union, having 'organised several churhes on strict anti-slavery principle. Both Mr. Fee and lil associates have constantly disavowed ?? desire to Interfere with slavery, or to ...
... spirits, and join my amp by To-morrow I shall march on Masao. Tell ties Sicilians that the hour is mine to put an mid to their slavery, and that we shall do it sous. Every semi, good the heave—musket, scythe, hatchet., a nail st the top of Unite with me. Thwart ...
... an Historical Sketch of the Control:ere!' between the Northern and Southern States from the first itar, e t duction of the Slavery Question into Congress, with an Iteeos of the great Political Parties to which it has given ...
... warrants, 52a. 31d. to 525. 3d. ; No. 3, sth. to 51e. AMERICAN SLAVERY. —Our readers will perceive that Mr. C. J. Russell, an American gentle- Man of colour, will deliver a lecture on American slavery on Tuesday evening, in the Concert Hall. Mr. Russell is a ...
... state o' f slavery upon the of free people of local found it difficult to s ground that the deal with them, and could not maintain a police suffi- f Yet they were to be reduced to cient to restrain them. ted to be banished ! In Ar- slavery unless they ...
... of the abnlitioniste. We wish they were,—but in that case his election would have been out of the question. Ile believes slavery to be wrong, but he recognizes its legal sanction and respect/ the law. It is in policy only he differ. from Prod- I dent ...