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... ENGLISH SLAVERY! Sons few months ago our columns contained several extracts from a pamphlet entitled Wrongs which cry for redress, from the pen of HOMEY, Esq., F.S.S. The exertions of this philanthropic gentleman are deserving of every encluragement ...
... THE RASCALITY OF SLAVERY. About a fortnight ago, in my northern peregrina- tions, I was compelled to seek for a night's lodgings at the mean best tavern of a mean town in Northern Alabama, a frowzy county town with a dusty public square, a boxy church ...
... SLAVERY DOOMED live in momentous timet. Scene succeed scene, and event thunders on event—tnilv w know not what a day may bring forth. But datl clouds hover over tome portions of God’s earth eternal sunshine settles on other lands. If 01 our looking to ...
... destroy the p .liti- cal power of slavery was the aim, as it would -be the stMeesa of the SppablicaB party (applause). The great difficulty was v.here to take hold of ,slavery. His judgment was, 4bat the polkical power of slavery should be iiv rthrown, in order ...
... MR CHARLES SUMNER ON SLAVERY. Mr Charles Sumner, senator of Massachusetts, speaking at a great war meeting recently held at Boston, dilated on the anti-slavery proclamation of President Lincoln. He said : Thank God that I live to enjoy this day! Thant ...
... than that the degradation of slavery effects the master as much u the slave, while recount events testify that, where slavery exists there treason lurks, if it does not flaunt. From the beginning of this rebellion, slavery has been constantly revealed ...
... rE PROSPECTS OF SLAVERY IN AMERICA. (From the Weekly Renew.) Of all the dark problems that defy prophetic solution respecting America, perhaps the darkest is the destiny of the negro . population. The known elements of the question indicate contradictory ...
... THE WAR'S EFFECT ON SLAVERY. The following is an extract from the letter of a Federal general officer, dated New Orleans, August 27,1863:- The Southern people do not ask for the re-institution of slavery. They understand that nobody is left willing to ...
... intolerable than negro slavery; but it has not left us clear of reproach. From time to time, in other manufactures than that of cotton, expo- sures have teen made of a system of juvenile labour which involved all the essential evils of slavery without receiving ...
... THE MINISTERS OF RELIGION AND SLAVERY. A few months ago — an address, signed by 750 Protestant Ministers in Prance, was sent from Paris, through the Rev. Dr. Massie, calling upon the Ministers and pastors of all evangelical denominations in Great Britain ...
... RESCUED-'FROM SLAVERY. Sunday, at Plymouth Church, was the regular day for the baptism of infants, and the delightful spring morn- ing tempted a larger number of parents than usual to bring their offspring forward. Having administered the rite to all ...