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... 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 ...
... other light than that of martyrdom—at least from our stand-pointnotwithstanding the illegality of his proceed, ings. But slavery will never be blotted out from the statute books of the land of stars and stripes by such means, which are worse than hopeless ...
... WMIl eoat out slavery from the yet Federal Government. for There is le to be done at Washington for this ,bit purpose than might-be supposed. In the original uad constitution there are but two clausen wkich in any rds way relate to slavery: e by which ...
... inrtdtou* attack#, which are now aauamlng bolder end more threatening e*peot toward* our moat cherished Institution of African slavery.” The military spirit I* seeking organisation in other parte of the South. Mr. Barney Williams has been obliged, by to retire ...
... convictions on of slavery! '3. Mr. Waddington proceeds to say: In© American Board of Missions, at the meeting in Philadelphia, relinquished their mission among the Cherokees, because of the connection of some of their churches with slavery. has not relinquished ...
... 37, Vol. 2, Jan. 2nd, 1860.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. shrewd calculators. Political economists began to ' .ook at the subject from a lower point of view. They used their abilities to demonstrate that slavery was a wasteful system, and that the Free ...
... right the wrongs of any oppressed class ; not to sustain any great principles of justice, or of freedom; but merely to enable slavery to pour itself forth without restraint.” Even if Captain Brown were as bad as you paint him, I should suppose he must naturally ...
... twelve months. Aldershott, fatal net at the camp at. 30. Macaulay, Lord, death of. 31. Bute, the Marchioness of, death of. . _ Slavery in the United Staies, execution of four persons for having taken part in the Harper's Ferry insurrection, the object being ...
... so-called Claphamn Sect, as well as of the philanthropists who exerted themselves for the abolition of the slave trade and of slavery. The family belonged to the, Highlands of Scotland, where Zaclray Macaulay's lather and ftiih wore ministers of the Kirk. ...
... PRO-SLAVERY FANATICISM IN THE AMERICAN UNION. The New York Journal of Commerce says that the fol lowing incendiary handbill was received a few days since’ by highly respectable citizen, an American by birth, patriot and a Christian, to whom it was addressed ...
... to make impression upon the upholders of slavery in America, when they find our own countrymen ready to imitate their practices and do homage to their prejudices, actuated by the sordid motive to which slavery itself appeals—the love of gain ? We only ...