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... A STORY OF SLAVERY The following touchingly beautiful incident have compiled from a private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Brown street, Manchester), written by gentleman who was an eye-witness of the scene described : A few weeks ago, after ...
... A STORY OF SLAVERY. The following touchingly beautiful incident we hare compiled from a private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Bond-street, Manchester), written gentleman who was an eye-witness to the scene described :—“ A few weeks ago ...
... A STOKY SLAVERY, The following touchingly beautiful incident have compiled from a private letter (received W K»ye. News-rooms. Brown-street, Manchester), written a gentleman who was eye-wit ness of the scene described A few weeks ago. after the conclusion ...
... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1860, SLAVERY AND DEMOCRACY. An illustration of the principle of universal suffrage connexion with vote by ballot, and of the working of the two together, is not out of season just at present. Some of those ...
... Bill came up, Mr. Seward lose and presented of Legislature demanding admission, and proceeded to speak the general subject slavery, and its place in politics. Having reviewed the history of tho question a conflict h-lweea the southern capital and northern ...
... Landingof William Prince of Orange. Association of Exeter, 1688, followed tlrght of James 11. State of Ireland. Brass Money and Slavery for the Protestants. Formation of Associations. Siege of Derry. Rallies of Boyne and Aughrim. Outrages in Ulster previous ...
... the presented a memorial of the Kansas Legislature d latel ing admission, aod proceeded to speak on the gene PILL- ject of slavery, and its place in politics. Having r JURT, the history of the question as a conflict between S bricks; Raf- capital and Northero ...
... Landing of V\ illiam Prince of Orange. Association of Exeter, followed flight James 11. State of Ireland. Brass Money and Slavery for the Protestants. Formation Associations. Siege of Derry. Battles of Boyne and Aughrim. Outrages in Ulster previous to ...
... Service to A Collection will be assist in defraying the expense of building. — — ANTI-S LAVERY BAZAAR IN ALD OF THE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY will be O PEN TO-DAY, from TWELVE Noon, unti 1 TWO, All Goods VEN o'clock in the remaining will be Auctioned at SE ...
... board—Messrs Merritt, Dawson, M Ivcllar, and Talbot. New York, Feb 24.—Governor Medary of Kansas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the territory of Kansas. legislature has tahen the bill up again, and will probably pass it over his veto. ...
... H. Merritt, Dawson, M‘Kellar, and Tal- “iw York, Fes. 24.—-Governor Medary, of Kan- sas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the ter- ri of Kansas. The Legislature has taken the bill up again, and will probably pass it over his veto. COMMERCIAL ...
... Merritt, Dawson, M‘Kellar, and Tal- bot. New York, Fes. 24.—Governor Medary, of Kan sas, has vetoed the bill abolishing slavery in the ter- ritory of Kansas. The Legislature has taken the bill up again, and will probably pass it over his veto. MMERCIAL ...