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AMERICAN SLAVERY
... profitable slavery docs not operate in (til the South, It is a remarkable fact, says our contemporary. that wherever, within the South, from any cause, slavery was disregarded, there Die the South was lukewarm, was refused.” “Without slavery there South ...
THE ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS
... 21s 8d, agains! Stewart, 363 Sd. and ae 11d, twelve ago. Sete, sta, and THE ANTI-‘SLAVERY MEETING avie re- turrock, Ir might be thought a work of supererogati anti-slavery meetings in this country—almos ch, pro- as, in the case of the early French revolut ...
PRESIDENT UNCOLX’S MESSAGE ON SLAVERY
... this hope, substanti deprives them of it, As to all ihe States initiating it, t jepay- is not that all the States tolerating slavery would if at all, initiate emancipation, but that while the offer plan equally to all, the more northern shall, by such in ...
MB. FREDERICK DOUGLASS ON THE PROSPECTS OF SLAVERY
... ) — 2 \ iow * works a franchisement of the people was rent, res, that ME. FREDERICK DOUGLASS ON 1 he whole PROSPECTS OF SLAVERY. is living, ) has any bs Som de effec Rochester, Januar} the ten- 1 long to be able to report aii chains broken, an d no one ...
thal the ever have had teeta Berope., as vemark, that none are Te beaviag responaite to an a slavery as
... thal the ever have had teeta Berope., as vemark, that none are Te beaviag responaite to an a slavery as work) never saw, he’ declan official devyatch, that it is only passing The denpatch was written in rdrg, in voply fo the French from North aad Soath ...
ee th ment of pression, ion that the anti-slavery feelings of uke was Va beeu changed, the Socicts sense of
... ee th ment of pression, ion that the anti-slavery feelings of uke was Va beeu changed, the Socicts sense of to put it to the test of experiment by he that of meetings throughout the country. We subj notice of some of them as follows :— onl GREAT MEETING ...
he inde- | slavery.” Therefore, Nemusts, ever wakeful ; tives of at king- | ful, though seemingly long ..
... he inde- | slavery.” Therefore, Nemusts, ever wakeful ; tives of at king- | ful, though seemingly long-suffering aod other words, a retribative Providence—den t to be louse of | estat be more war There was not at Mark Lane on Monday tory of ancy of the ...
slavery. Among the min ters present vas the fessor M*Michael of Dunfernline. Letters Dr. William A Gla non ..
... slavery. Among the min ters present vas the fessor M*Michael of Dunfernline. Letters Dr. William A Gla non-attendance from the Re Rev. Dr. Gathrie, Edinburgh ; Rev. the et ande Hall, &e. were read, jots and ference w: AD exe harmunions on A publ was ...
WHAT DOES MR LINCOLN'S ELECTION MEAN ?
... Donvicrates. pro-slavery, and pro-Southern sympathisers put together, they totally failed in every State, with the exception of two or three. Now, to what cause is this change to be attributed? Mr Lincoln is tint now more in favour of slavery than he was ...
a young that the most fruitful cause of diffe con a det us and America is that we have loved
... question is, how slavery can be dealt wit! and his “all agreed that slavery is an enormous evil, | alike by morality and religion; and 1 would nx of my list of friends the man who thought other ronment, coustitution based upon slavery must ever call rs ...
crimes, barbarities, and deviltries to which the system has educated men here at the South during the last ..
... would be reptildicaiiized,— a conounination which slavery has thus far irrevented. Smith Carolina Tory in the Revolution, joist as she is now. Abolish slavery, and you sectinualtsui with it. Abolish slavery, and you let North and South *re that their welfare ...