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... speeches. He was the son of that excellent man Zachary Macaulay, whose honoured name is inseparably connected with the Anti-Slavery movement of the beginning of the century. Strange as the saying may seem, there in our minds no doubt that his parentage was ...

... enslaved, and the breaking up of the system of slavery, as Commodore Decatur in seeking to break up the piracy of the Algerines. This event must open up the subject. It must be ripped up to the bottom. Either slavery is absolutely right or wrong, either sanctioned ...

... have held two meetings, and in the course of advocating the interests of the Elgin have thrown much light on many phases of slavery, and of the prejudice against colour, with which it is important for the public to be acquainted. They met the Edinburgh Radies’ ...

... rejected all appearance of spiritual comfort at their hands, even maintaining that those who were capable of countenancing slavery were not fit to come between him and his nod. The other day, he said that instead of any clergyman of Charlestown, if they ...

... concerned in tho perpetuation of slavery in the Southern States of America, ate compelled to remark that the assertion foul aspersion of tho English name and character. Our religion, laws, and manners forbid and annihilate slavery. Tho Anglo-Saxon race, ef all ...

... us. It must be ov/ned, however, that the numerous radical anti-slavery utterances that have been going forth from this city lately are well calculated to test the patience of our pro-slavery opponents, and I should not wonder if, before the week were out ...

... though partially, and this is precisely the position of the United States of America at the present moment. The crime is slavery, the blunder the execution of the leader of the Harper's Ferry raid, JoHNBRowx. That this unfortunate creature was at least ...

... 17th says Some progress was made yesterday towards the election of Speaker. After the usual amount of vapourising on the slavery question two ballms were had. On the first ballot, Mr. Sherman, Republican, had 96 votes; Mr. Bocock, Demoerate, 86; and Mr ...

... repudiated by all the contracting parties it must be respected by the laws. They who hold this doctrine are not friends to slavery but friends to the constitution. Mr. EVERETT dwelt with all that eloquence of which he is an admitted master on the horrors ...

... of the hall, with the sayings VV ashington, Jefferson, Lafayette, and John Brown thereon, all relating to the question of slavery. On the front part of the stand, on the I platform, there was a cross of evergreens, and » picture of John Brown with evergreen ...

... that state. What regard was paid to that right, when he was driven from his home, merely for declaring that he considered slavery an impolitic system, injurious to the prosperity of states ? What respect for constitutional rights was manifested by Alabama ...