... necessities of the Irish people. They show great affection for our nationality, but wish that the Irish should be borne down iu slavery, without being able to raise their heads/* Of cousc it was exaggerated language ; Sardinian jouriml.which had eulogized the ...

... the dangerous country. Home ho slinks, feeling, like returned comic-t, ashamed of bearing patiently his slavery. i great abstract idea of slavery is soon grasped an enslaved peoj.le; but if they he impulsive, hot-blooded, sensitive people, the thought ...

... Beauregard, then tbc marriage is not a plighting mutual love, and an exchange of hearts, but a heartless sole, giving into slavery, a crime in the eyes of God and man. matter that, as in Poland, the pair should slowly e.-.roe together, and a cold friendship ...

... XTEII, Ironmonger liullina A PIOSEF.R rRF.ACIIER.—A no leM rcmarknl'l* cimracter was l‘etcr Cartwriglit, was gi'eal anti-slavery man. and alruck right and left at all cor.'.crs. One day, approaching a ferry across the river HHnnis, ho hoard the ferryman ...

... its practitioners would, in sheer despair, turn pigdealers, or betake themselves to the United State to sing the praises of Slavery and Rowdyism.” The opportunity is too great to bcjlost. It would a sad pity that any too nice scruples about the law, or any ...

... commercial treaty should be married our interpositioo ; aud “ all honour to the Constitution of the United States, negro slavery included, because cheap and regular supply of cotton is indispensable to millocrat fortune •making. It is on far different ...

... beautiful poem the death of her friend Mrs. Foley, the well-known American authoress, and leading member of the american Anti-Slavery Society. Economical Dish —Cut some pretty fat ham or bacon into slices, and fry of nice brown; lay them aside to keep warm ...