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... dor:t mutter; os to Ruffi n, thot'e no t•haree: We're ring-u'il'd we art.. sad our war-ory and our vote le whole-hog nigger slavery—l'll cram it down your throat. - . an Mx)liti.mist?—lies, if you dare, reply; For if you do, I'd kill you, so you'd b3tter ...
... northern states, where Miss | conduct has been condemned, and his execution rothers | be lawful. His motives were good, he hated slavery, anc ‘it unchristian, but his mode of proceeding to get rid of r esta- not be justified. eee Harle- e God- oF tHe Dover Mait ...
... Almighty does not put many of above ground. Another officer, equally high in command, and one of the most thoroughly pro slavery Virginians that we met during our visit, took me aside the night be. fore we left, and said, I do not like to make the re- ...
... appeers to be no nearer an orgsniPation in the LOWY Hoare then at the date of the last adviciee. Warm on the all-engroasing slavery topio were daily indulged in by bot;) Hour& Reports were current that the President, disgusted with the fecticus opposition ...
... He had witnessed, while young, the horrors of e _ sod fliw;nir—bie ideas beim: marshalled in due order , and never negro slavery in Jamaica and Sierra Leo ne, and was among on or mingling with eech other—be is never confused earliest advocates of that ...
... declared slavery to be) is but natural. Just as, on the other hand, the present President, Mr. Buchanan, shamelessly heaped favours and promotion upon the ruffians who did all in their power, by robbery, outrage, and murder, to establish slavery on the ...
... 300 .. 300 .. 300 The “Anti-Slavery Advocate” ie alwaye ready for deUvery with the monthly Magannee, and the delays which have been frequently complained do not rest with the publisher* in London or Dublin. The Anti-Slavery Advocate it issued on the Ist ...
... firmness by which the treason has been duly punished. (' Three cheers for old Virginia.' ) That, in our opinion, the subject of slavery has been too lon g mingled with party politics—(' That's so')—and as the result has been the creation of sectional parties ...
... CUNARD STEAMER. From the Scottish Press. Evert day brings fresh evidence how indelible and how foul is the stain of American slavery. Poor John Brown was hanged because he felt a noble impulse to deliver men and women wickedly held in bondage ; and the antipathy ...
... Mr. Buxton, from various authorities, of the effects of slavery in making the minds of its victims become a mere blank * and be arrives at the conclusion that tbe inevitable tendency of slavery to make the working class so idle and shiftless is the true ...
... No. 37, Vol. 2, Jan. 2nd, 1860.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. to push matters to such a consummation. We •wonder whether this cold-blooded writer, who views all things in connexion with slavery, through cotton medium, would regard the abolitionists fanatics ...
... firmness by which the treason has been duly punished. (' Three cheers for old Virginia.') That, in our opinion, the subject of slavery has been too long mingled with party politics—(' That's so')—and as the result has been the creation of sectional parties ...