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... A BRITISH SUBJECT SOLD INTO SLAVERY. African Aid Sociotv, 7, Adam-street, Strand, W.C., Loiidou, Oct. 8. Lord Alfred S. Churchill, M.P., chairman of Ojt the Executive Committee of the Africua Aid Society, ml presents his compliments to the Editor of the ...
... 'objeaend t'tb eh instanit abblition' of slavery. No'v tbe :whole';quesrion Wts, :Is fIa'ver3ga. la.:nor not l ;,-,There wass a greas dal of pioos rhetoic andl sentimentaism~L spent on; this them~e. Slavery vras, ca led sinful, because E evils grewv ...
... been endeavouring to effect by peaceful, moral, and religious instrumentalities, the abolition of American slavery; and, if possible, I hate slavery thirty times more than I did when I began, and I am thirty times more, if possible, an abolitionist of the ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. was Last nlight, the ReV. rr. Cheover, paslor of the It churchl of tils I'uritans, New York, deilivrda dr the in Eanst Parade chapel, under the auspices of the Leeds ThI young Men's Anti-Slavery Society, on American Slavery. yDN A5'DI3iNEs ...
... public through the medium of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- Slavery Society, which hae worked most assiduously in advocating their cause. Under the authority of upwards of twenty British Anti-slavery Societies a pamphleb was published, illustrating the character ...
... THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION. i The New York correspondent of the Tines ad writes, under date 6th Jane:- H Mr Sumner, of Massachusetts, who was so brutally struck down in the Seuate four years f ago by Mr Brooks, of South Carolina, ...
... strong pro tes, 2ga~stslaer,- ?? i-; ,slavery hr particu -'rprohibiting its, ninisters - .~ ,fr mnrecelving' intd blhiir..oitf iD this coun-- ftry. ,those, wh were, known to have I had co- ?n>ection w~ith slavery in- .the. -lnited .States. His hbhands ...
... hisnd, march south to Cape Hoarn; ?? ud but iikfbthy tarer to carry slavery wishe theus, his prayer was, brot sethat God would tvither the republic that was cursed twith tieri 3s slavery [cheers]. 'rho rev, doctor concluited bsy iloving lisP Ii thet a ...
... that average American opinion believes in the'divine right of slavery. Slavery, it seems,'is now adopted as a creed by the mass of Americans. There is no doubt about the fact, for a pro-slavery meeting has been held at New York. It is, to be sure, a very ...
... that could be furnished of the progress of the anti-slavery cause in America has just been given, by the election of Abraham Lincoln to the office of President of the United States. The pro-slavery parties will do well to set their houses in order ; for ...
... MR GEORGE THOMPSON'S SECOND LECTURE. Last night Mr George Thompson delivered a second lecture ?? Slavery-MrDancan M'Laren in the dhair. The Chairman, in the course of some remarks, expressed his satisfac. tion that. Mr Thompson was not to deal with abstruse ...