... presented by you and Dr Guthrie in demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Almost at the very time when you were holdinQ that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of union-safers-that is, pro-slavery apo- logists-were burning me in effigy in the square near my ...

... presented by you and Dr Guthrie in demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Almost at the very time when you were holding that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of union-savers —that is, pro-slavery apologists—were burning me in effigy the square near church ...

... Mr. George Thompson, the well-know-n lecturer on slavery, delivecod an address in the City Hall, ca The moral, religious, and political aspects of the United States; their bearing on th ?? of Slavery. The chair was occupied by the Rev. George Jeffrey ...

... tre ali the tatives from the Free anti- slavery me woul ‘ould be ander the ob of an och loruppert 1 be of the U n:ted Sut a Th coald not, adding jury to treason, assail th the Scuthern States in the watter of slavery wi hin their owe borders, But i+ the ...

... -took irom which ali reference to slavery wax tion of Independence, expan zed. I haw re- also, to the Articles Confeleration in which nothing relating to slavery was introdaced, For eleven therefore, the subject of slavery remained in absy- once, avd during ...

... maize, and many other articles the produce of the slave in the United States. Until all nations thall have agreed to wipe out slavery, and to pursue with vigour those engaged in this abominablo traffic, the African race will always be considered 44 fair game” ...

... and intermediate places. Lately when in London, a Judas of a driver sold him to some worthless dog-fancier, but Jock hated slavery, and giving his new master the slip, was in Perth the next day. His last journey, poor fellow, was to Edinburgh. After viewing ...

... on COOLIE EMIGRATION TO THE WEST INDIES. The main object of the Anti-Slavery Society, as at preen tituted, is the ruin of our colonies and the per- P uation and aggravation of Slavery in foreign countries. Effinq Wilson, Royal Exchange, London. Sold by ...

... great number of philanthropic institutions that were maintained in the different States, and stated that when the blot of slavery was removed social reform in the United States would be complete. In the reminiscences of his personal travel, he described ...

... relation to the slave trade traffic. Lord WODEHOUSE explained that there was no provision in the treaty on the question of slavery, but there was a distinct understanding between the two Covernments of France and England that there was to be no traffic ...

... relation to the slave trade traffic. Lord WODEHOUSE explained that there was no provision in the treaty on the question of slavery, but there was a distinct understanding between the two Covernments of France and England that there was to be no traffic ...

... en u , das an o d f s stm ol s d him to some worthless dog - fancier, but ip.aTnaoctyekiram driver g vi‘ b ed ate l bat ed slavery, and giving his new master the slip, was in Perth the next day. His last journey, fellow, w as to Edinburgh. After viewi n ...