... the border States in which slavery exists are already, in a great measure, ripe for free labour, and are not likely to separate ; aud in that case the advance of a new boundary, wherever erected, between freedom and slavery, will be sure to hasten the ...

... the increase of slavery to the great extent it was increasing in the United States of America. He was afraid there were people in this country at the present time who did not look with aver- sion at all upon the perpetuationof slavery in the United States ...

... was to be held was taken possession of by a mob of pro-slavery partizans, and the discussion prevented. This proceeding irritated the mode- rate party as exhibiting the tyrannical spirit of slavery, while it exasperated the Abolitionists, who found another ...

... of hundreds in Lancashire, and a civil war, or a dissolution of the Union, or any of the dangers which the crisis of the slavery question may bring with it, will be felt here as calamitously as at the actual theatre of events, unless British manufacturers ...

... Christiane. I love and venerate the religion of Christ, hecause Christ \camc into this world to rescue humanity from the slavery for which God did not create it. | But this Pope, who wishes that men should be slaves, who asks from the powerful of the ...

... congeals when cold, But which your silly dupes adore. Ye know how Italy has been, Thank most yourselves, for weary years, Of slavery a mournful scene-- A wretched land of blood and tears, Her best blood ne’er had ceased to drip, Her tears continued still ...

... you and the public a few facts connected with one of the most outrageous, nay, fearlessly add, diabolical systems of female slavery practised in this neighbourhood ? A allude to the young females ero- Floyed in our large drapery and millinery establishments ...

... the progress of social science and described its boundaries, beginning with its first modern development in the great anti-slavery movement. He showed in clear and forcible language the chief characteristics of such questions, their not lending themselves ...

... return and epend the remainder of his days in the land of his fathers, the land of the greatest liberty and unfettered by slavery. Now, i this land of ours is the land of the greatest liberty, what has made it so. Have such men as Joseph Barker, or such ...

... She had been thus chained up like a dog by her husband, who had made these implements (mppond only to be used in a land of slavery), and which were quite eomge(e for the ‘purgote. The fact was brought to the chief-coni-ub e'lkno\vl::sebyu ighbour 'homemthe‘ ...

... during the m year; that essays had been written by the mem upon Italy, machinery, habit, slang, perseverance, umg:lnu. and slavery. The societhh-d joined the chester Association, and Dr. Hudson, the visiting secretary, had delivered a lecture on the -ugj;ct ...

... at no loss for instruments with which to effect their purpose. It adds to the sense of injury, and deepens the feeling of slavery, when managers and subordinates are appointed to work the unwilling or refractory. A few weeks ago we had occasion to speak ...