... of a rnavlre. W cat: init. Brown, .Itin.:::ng at the ' that nawle , t thive-growa on ly the bloody pillars of the templed slavery,. • but frandations of the American Union • itself. We certainly shall not grieve to me the downfall of the one or the dissolution ...

... as wc _'l as of tlie _philanthropists who _exerted thcmselvc . s for the _abolition ...

... free recovered its productive power, and the yields a crop 30,000 tons, or nearly doable that under the old of colon m of slavery. The sugar 27, 329 hhds and ticrces, ‘est Indies is on par with that 28, in 1857; nearly one- for the present year being the ...

... so-called Clapham 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 Flighlands of Scotland, where Zachary Macaulay's father and uncle were ministers of the Kirk. ...

... view of the politicians _of the _Ji'ree States , banked together _for the _purpose of an assaldt upon the _institution of slavery in the south , tliere are at _this moment emissaries throughout the south carrying out the programme _laid down in that infamous ...

... especially indulging in unhandsome reflections upon each Sovereign. —Letter from Ceuta. Brownlow,” of Tennessee, attended a pro-slavery indignation meeting at Lynchburg, Va., on the 1st, and made a characteristic speech. He said he would rather be with the South ...

... being that _Scripture was not opposed to slavery , 'and that both sections _-were parties to the framing of _tlie constitution of tlie _United States _, and , _therefore , _were not _entitled to cavil at slavery . One of _the _speakers , _Air Brooks , ...

... argument being that Scnpture was not opposed to slavery, and that both sections were parties to the framing of the 'constitution of the United States, and therefore were not entitled to cavil at slavery. The estimates for the next fiscal year will not ...

... the sun of Scottish clergyman, having been sent when boy to Jamaica, became soconiinced of the iniquity of the system of slavery, that he endured for many years the unhealthy climate of Sierra Leone, in order to aid iu ameliorating the condition of the ...

... defence of the Virginian proceedings to.wards r.: the Harper's Ferry rioters; 4nd4restpl1jtoisOs were a -passed decliring slavery to be'recognisei4 and. e slave prdjer'ty'to 'he- guarno'ees by th' Qoahti-i tution. ...

... son a Scottish clergyman, having been sent, when a boy, to Jamaica, became so convinced of the iniquity of the system of slavery, that he endured fur many years the unhealthy climate of Sierra Leone, in order to aid ameliorating the condition of the African ...

... ether, Zachary, seems to have been a le was a West India merchant, who en sent to Jamaica, and who was so he saw there of slavery that he for his tent amid all the unhealthiness ith the hope of doing good to the der the influence of such a character who ...