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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. [We owe an analogy to Mr. Houghton for thi length of time this letter in our hllll4ll unpublished. The extraordinary preemie on our column+ by the of public meetings sinto then held all over Ireland have 4: mud the delay in ita publication ...
... the act of m drink off a tumbi: the idence of ir senses cc ce that I was not drinking “ Pictures of the Chinese’’ (Murr SLAVERY IN MOZAM vot that their masters are una The reason for giving the slaves t cetsary to keep them in subjectio simply that they ...
... not require the pen of Mrs Stowe infect our minds with feeling that slavery aud polygamy were the two most infamous institutions on the face of God’d earth, aud that of the two slavery is ten times the worst. You may enslave men’s minds ; you may enthral ...
... GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY At a meeting lately held in Edinburgh, for the purpose of joining in demonstration of confidence and presentation to be made to the Rev. Dr. Cheever, of the Church of the Puritans, New York, and an eminent anti-slavery advocate, Rev ...
... WR. SPURGEON ON AN ICAN SLAVE Mr. Sprurceon has recently written a letter on Amert- can slavery. We make an extract Having no slaveholders in I shou!d have been beating to my people, tho sir if I had preached against slaver i for this is the very last ...
... northwards, the greater portion were women and children, the husbands and fathers being still held in slavery, if these women had not the greatest horror of slavery for themselves and their children, why is it that they should leave their husbands and carry away ...
... ana- themas against all sin, and the sin of slavery among others. Resolutions in accordance with the object of the meeting were adopted ; and in seconding one of them, Rev. Dr. GuTurte said—I believe slavery to be the sum of all villanies ; 1 believe it ...
... nent anti-slavery advocate. The Rev. Dr. Canclis stated that, during Dr. absence on sick- the wealthier leave, an attempt was made by et him to resign in portion of his congregation to ¢ consequence of his preachi ng on the su bject of slavery, and the ...
... affirmed that, in spite of local law, Slavery may be intruded upon the social state of New York.” The purpose is, it is added, to have the Supreme Court at Washington brought to ‘affirm the universality of Slavery, throughout the United States '” And this ...
... Rev. J. D. Penrose for Ruble Family—Mrs. Chamber*, Rosemount, ami Sllss O'CnUaghan, BruokviUe, 10s. each. Cork Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society—Mrs. Hoarc, Glenanoro, Caatletownroche, £l. Church Education Society—Subscriptions—Mr. Perrott and Miss Willis, 10a ...
... Eighteen citizens of Mason and Bracker Counties, Kentucky, had been expelled from the state on account of their opinions on slavery. The Virginia House of Representatives had passed a bill appropriating 2,500,000 dollars as a loan to the Covington and Ohio ...
... ACKCOMttdtf AlfO LEITRIM GA^BSTfi.— BOYLE, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY SLAVERY IN MOZAMBIQUE. The reason for giving the jlevee eo little food is not that their masters are unable to feed them, but simply that they come from fierce race, and it is necessary to ...