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... _NEGRO SLAVERY _/_• _..-.-,., Price Is ., post free , __ . . • rf _\ SE HARPER'S FERRY _INSURRECTION , • _JL- ' _beiriK itri Account of the ' _MUTINY- in ' VIRGINIA , aild ; the _; _TRlAL and EXECUTION . of JOHN , BROWN . . . . - . ; , E ...
... sarriaa SLAVERY. There are certain capitalists in this country, who must feel highly amused at the ,üblic indignation and :ibliorrence otne-ionally manirelted on the sultject of American Shivery, well.knowing that there is in the very midst of us a slavery ...
... _morethere are _thote who _call _themselves ' anti- ' _slavery—estemiattot not _anti-slaveiy . _' .. The Republicnn _ party , for _the _nuxt part _, are _fearfri-of being _, _called _anti-slavery , _and _maintain _. as their . only _dogma-on this eubject ...
... question. He says We all dread political slavery, or subjection to the arbitrary power of king, or of any man or men not deriving their authority from the people. Yet such a state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery ot the negroes. Suppose that in the ...
... says:-' We all dread poli- tical slavery, or subjection to the arbitrary power of a king, or of any man or men not deriving their authority from the people. Yet such a state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery ot the negroes. Suppose that in the ...
... _G OD AGiAINST SLAVERY ; • By • _GEORGE B . CHEEVER _,. of _-NEW . YOBK _; . Copies of the above Work may be had'through ' Mr B . _MURDOCHJun ., 8 Manor Place _, or Mr DICKIE _, 19 _George Street , _Eainbareh _. • ' '• •• _HIartial _Song of the _Volunteers ...
... on the of domestic slavery. We do not think that the condition of rural labourers in relation to the of the United States ; but it is unsatistnc- have a discussion intimately the social con- ditlen of the rural labourers connected with so much hension ...
... _LECTURE nr ME GEOKGE _THOMPSON _ov AMEBICAX _SLAVERY _. _—I-ast _night , '• ; Sir , _'_ George Thompson , tlicfweU-knpwn lecturer on American _; slavery , _delivered an _address on ' that . _subject in ; _Queen Street Hall _, to ' a crowded audience ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. -. EBRO E THOMPSON. lies, tli and rdeterm Ahearn* ths elem. deliver • LECTCRI es the Newt Amen el the for dOe the ' iQuere Mtn*, 11.11, on the Beget.. 4 Mt iN DAT, no SS* linos S lam Is, Is tlie Chew. A is aide( Aett•lelamly likaOßM ...
... MR GEORGE THOMPSON'S SECOND LECTURE. Last night Mr George Thompson delivered a second lecture ?? Slavery-MrDancan M'Laren in the dhair. The Chairman, in the course of some remarks, expressed his satisfac. tion that. Mr Thompson was not to deal with abstruse ...
... offsets then leAdelity and atheism. What a spectacle is slavery is the United Slates I It slavery in a land purchased by the bravery and blood of reeds- Notary hero.. and patriot.. It is slavery is a land whore moo revolted—NA against panseal spinet merge ...
... presented by you and Dr Guthrie fa demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Aksost at the very time wheu you were bolding that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of that is, pro-slavery apologists, were but log in effigy in the square near my door. But ...