... been disposed to refer this great victory ; d. It required everything to abolish slavery in irica ; and the slaytholders, while doing their . et to perpetuate slavery, were help. r e to overthrow the hated system. He also claimed ee a man of peace, and ...

... eltireld to he than Wilk the laws el the aged- Poo el the of the Tama soldien and Atom Wan nit hie we await the of ABOLITION OF SLAVERY W Ms deer* of Emiseat cooker befesher la *be free at birth, eat iS be ** b* free la tematy years km dee le nn ui g a sae by ...

... opinion did prevail in this same slavery-hating Britain on the merits of the conflict then being waged; but only to the super-- and uninformed could it ever appear that this was a difference as to the question of slavery itself. On that head, there was ...

... as who in 1803, end the other in 1814. This old la, perhaps. the em. airing Grades shwe, sad as of throe by the abolkiring slavery Is the Ho was boa in the proud whoa oder the Crown, mid matinees a British still. He brought •gm to by his ore of those IT ...

... City of Edinburgh, at a special meeting of the Town Council, in respect of his long and meritorious exertions to abolish slavery in North America. TIN Lord Provost presented the burger ticket to Mr Garrison; who, in returning thanks for the honour conferred ...

... man* for his Whams fully see forth be the peinted aserad page. , Mr Carlyle appeellics both. ~,,.b 1. c le amilentyl ' • el slavery stambet, td . ' lb isnie, the i .., • ~I . b . Obese Ilata flieseaurselle • ', 4eers the •say. be is Mr Carlyle home, illbst ...

... THE VALUE OF HUMAN LIFE To a free people few things are more revolting in connection with slavery than to hear of their fellow creatures being treated SA property, valued at so many dollars a-head, and bought and *old in the market place. The connection ...

... crimes, the servility to the foreigner, .1 a monarchy which uttered no word of protest for you during your eighteen years of slavery; and which has declared by the lipe of its Ministers— We will never go to Rome by permission of France and the Pops! ! Rowe ...

... disqualifications which it has been the policy of a curtain party at the North to upon it. With the onoe hallowed institution of slavery foe over abolished, and with all bap of independent existent* crashed out, all exams Or the prolongation of military rule ...

... ramose youth,. will be she at the &skim banquet of from width act a single Meing. eine the to be desit with is al liberty or slavery for the whole sillily. Tsz or Hammes AID Ms Rossreow.-0a Thursday ea war wade to Start ea injunction on the part of the a ...

... question of compulsory education. or on the question whether the support of the nation abroad shall be given to the cause of slavery, or to that of (readout I Wealth is a power in iteelf. and in tench a state of society as ours, and during an eclipse of faith ...

... readily removed when the electoral power of the people is extended. Those who are sow the helpless seinen free this vile slavery—will assursilly re every aressies of political power to purge the marte-book of these bad laws which tempt man to embark lea ...