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... 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 ...
... Literature ems to rising in esteem. one •jsmrs have doubt that Lord Macaulay will be biried. where his good old father the slavery-hating. Calvinistic Zachary lies, in \\ eslminster Abh»y—in that temple of silence and reconciliation where the enmities twenty ...
... introduced a bill providing for appropriations to aid the purchase of Cuba. In the House of Representatives the debates on slavery were continued and on one division for the S(>eakership, Mr Sherman was within (our votes of being elected. There is not much ...
... allaying the existing excitement, and preventing similar outbreaks. lie has employed all lawful means for the suppression of slavery, and shall continue to execute the laws against the African slave trade. Those engaged in this enterprise have been rigorously ...
... Magazine of Sports and Pastimes; and Racing Register. It will, we understand, be a first-class publication, at a low price. Or SLAVERY in DUTCH INDIA.—Tbe great work of the emancipation of slaves in Java has began. The plan adopted is modelled on the Act of ...
... roast of Africa. eiu Bambay, state that her Majesty's *tram- 'mop Lynx, flee guns, Commandant IL Berkeley, had captured two slavery. One nt them, a dhow of 160 tons, was chimed by the butts the Lynx in the river Angnm, ar,d the Arab crew mowed , the slaver ...
... Divine Providence. raining the mining excitement, and preventing her outbreaks of a similar character. For the suppr. scion of slavery. all lawful means at my commend have been employed, and shall contiuue to be employed to execute the laws optima the Atriesn ...
... to rescind bis purpose of backing out from j>opuJar lecturing out of Glasgow have no man to fill his place.—Cornsponded. SLAVERY THE UNITED STATES. TO THE EDITOR THE PAISLEY HERALD. Sir,—l request from you, interests of humanity, space for the accompanying ...
... employment to many millions. Whether my countrymen like it or not. thev are the most effectual maintainors of slavery. You inherited it from us. Slavery is our legacy to you—part and parcel of the colonic* your forefathers fought f«»r and raised to independence ...
... disease in the public mind, which may break out still outrages, and terminate lest in an open war by the North to abolish slavery in the Son'h. Whilst, for myself, I entertain no such apprehension, they ought to afford solemn warning all to bewese approach ...
... Brown has not only taken and Governor Wise, has captured the whole slave faction, north and south. His aim was to render slavery insecure, and has succeeded, lie also told his congregation that the time Is fast coming when you will be forced do as (Brown) ...
... attempt to Interfere with slavery A armed foroe. The President is very anxious to sappaws African slavery, and hopes measures to do will more effectnal. Vain are all efforts to suppress African ilavery ao long as American slavery in the ascendant lad demanding ...