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... Providence, of allaying the existing excitement, and preventing further untbreals of a similar character. For the suppression of slavery all lawful means at my command have been employed, and shall continue to be employed, to execute the laws against the African ...
... that they looked upon all dark men as mere Riggers, 'whom they would utterly mot out of the earth or reduce to hopeless slavery. The writer gave a more minute amount of the history of the intrusive rams in South Africa, and also of the character of the ...
... which the govenuncut at Washington might pnAtably take Into consideration. The position which England holds towards on the slavery question In Canada is not condstent with peace or good will, or good faith to our country. It Is the position of a fellow ...
... that the wife alone is entitled to it ; and the assignees, believing that it belongs tq creditors, appalfo r this decision . SLAVERY AS IT Lit the A term, 1 8 69 , of the tarcuit Court for Cecil County, Md., a free coloured man about yam of age of , named ...
... accept a sham Reform Bill at the hands of any administration, but demand a real one, he briefly referred to the question of slavery in the American States, touching upon the martyrdom of John Brown, whom he designated a •• noble fellow.'' The honourable ...
... free man. An attempt is now made to have this doctrine declared unsound. and balsam it tanned that. in spite of local law, slavery may be intruded u po n the social state of New York. The decision from the State is only a stepping-atone to that of the Supreme ...
... ash the Primate of all England. It was the first Lord de Manor of Croydon, to whom the nation owed the xlition of personal slavery in this country. Before his time, imel of every Imes house being his castle, everyman's hut on hie rnek Tom's Cabin, and it ...
... representing the democratic and the other the republican or I ,-„,„. 30 .. 12 46. .. 10.110 I ill 01 - 16 • anti-slavery and protection pert]. --- • - --- 1 ,- -- - -- - • 1,1,3, 1,2,e. 1, 2. LI 1,2,3. .. 1, 2. 1,2,3., 1 1, 9. 1,2,3. E 1.2 ...
... Hopley type. Many parents too, still believe In the torture system of mental cultivation. Hen. who would rail against American Slavery, and mothers who would dissolve into a dew over Uncle Tom's Cabin, are found willing to commit their often delicate, drunter ...
... Jackson. a hi - gitive slave from South America, delivered a lecture in the Wesleyan Chapel, Bexhill, on the horrors of slavery, and his escape therefrom, which was listened to with slatted attention. The chair was ably filled by Mr. S. Catts. BOGNOR ...
... and girls who in a railway carriage on the 15th June last. Mr. Collings able pools of blood, and also were carried off to slavery. AN %ORDINARY FACT.-At the Yorkshire agricultural show at Pontefract. on Thursday last, two hones were shown In the was travelling ...
... young people among these LOllOOll TO CIAOTDOW.-11.40, 7.0, 7.30, 3.15, 9.15, 1 0 .11 A MIS. 11 prbionera win be sold into slavery, and the old persons will TO EPSOM.-7.0, 0.15, 11.13, 1.15, 5.5, 530 be killed at the Grand Custom. Lord John Rummell ham ...