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... AMERICAN SLAVERY Frederick Douglass, whose name has long been familiarly known on both sides of the Atlantic as the uncompromising and active opponent of slavery, has just been amongst us ; and we augur much good from his visit. Those who were privileged ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. It is very easy to confess tho sins others, and to magnify the transgressions of our neighbours. Our country used to have no slight pre-eminence in this way ; but of late she has been so intent on finding out her own social sores, that ...
... PROHIBITION OF SLAVERY DECLARED. Puts?. Friday. —Toe N.ii steamer. 'Persia.' from New York no 18th, ►as arrived. She . petit. of her awl and proeeoded to Li, etp.ol, all eel. Yaw y o . evening —Despatches from Isola army state that all it quiet I. frost ...
... peril. To be able to meet England, it was nece-sary to be united. Slavery had to tolerated. Many in America had dr— dad the destruction of their country more than they had hated slavery. (Hear, hear.) The principles of the North were irreconcilable with ...
... AN'n-SLAVERY MEETING. .FREDERICK DOUGLAS will deliver LEC- TT on the PRESENT ASPECTS of the ANTI SLAVERY STRUGGLE in AMERICA, on Friday evening next, the 10th February, in the Independent Chapel. Baltic Street. The chair will taken at seven o’clock. Tickets ...
... Convention, and give my opinion uj»on the question, “How can American slavery be abolished?” 1 consider the application is made to me as conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in this country; and I believe that 1 speak their sentiments as well ...
... ]rR GHTUBIE AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. It appears that the manly protest made Dr Guthrie against American slavery, at late meeting in Edinburgh, has provoked the ire of the Philadelphia (U.S.) Presbyterian, the editor of which gave full vent to his dislike ...
... SEWARD SLAVERY AND PEACE. Secretary Seward made a speech at Auburn, New York, Saturday evening last, which he declared that the salvation of the Union depends upon the reelection Mr Lincoln; that slavery is longer an issue of the war, and will longer ...
... m 11. B. STOWEcON SLAVERY AGACN. Mrs B. Stowe, in letter more energetic than her first, dwell ? on the subject - *f slave emancipation in the following words :—“ bile slavery was hemmed in by uoustitatioxal limits and protected by laws, so that could ...
... to this slavery-establishing effort, is only wishing the sons and daughters of the South all the curses that God has written against oppression. Mark our words. If wc succeed, the children these very men who now fighting us will rise up to call us blessed ...
... ing article. Engraving are gives of two of Mr Paton's Art Union pictures, illustrative of American slavery. They are secompanied by some pourable verses of Miss Ise Craig's, called The Song of the Freed Women.' In these we stale find expreraion of idea ...
... Mr Horace Weller, * o( Dr Li*ing»t>ne, rtetcd the Anti-Slavery Conference, in Pan., the other day, that a).(KX) cdave. aWin-al from Aaiibar every year involved the previom of AW.OH) human beinea. . i. fact that all fatten faster ditnly lighted placra ...