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... principles of the repoldiean party, which, though neither aboLtionist nor anti-slavery, distinctly declared that there should be ne further aggressions on the part of slavery, and no addition to the slave territory of tur Union. He referred to the close ...
... DR GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY. An American paper, the Preslyttrinn, which professes to be a religious journal of the highest ortho'JoX3', has attacked Dr Guthrie’s speech delivered lately at the meeting Edinburgh, sympathising with Dr Chcever. The rev. doctor ...
... n of slavery as being inherently sinful, • station in se. This they deny, and their opposition I what slavery is limit, d to the disapprobation of she evils th It grow out of slavery, and the wrongs associated C ith slavery—the abuses of ...
... MM)SLAVERY OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. An atrocious outrage was lately perpetrated at Canton, ILesouisi, upon Frederick Schatler. an old Gervan citizen of Lagrange, on iuspicion of having aided the of slaves. lie was' taken by three men to the Lagrange ...
... He says : 'We all. dread political 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 the slavery of the negroes.' . . . Your great Jefferson ...
... Will ha published shortly, RUN NI A THOUSAND MILES FOR FREEDOM. Being the Estape of William and Craft from Slavery. London: W Tw EanlE, 337 Strand. - - - - Pries 34 6d, cloth, foolscap Ilvo. Second lidition, THE NIGHT-SIDE OF LONDON. By London: W. Twining ...
... THE COTTON QUESTION AND AMERICAN SLAVERY, , complete! - should . sent tt.. far from ending I Birmingham, v only have adraubt ( stability ar-' - the WiIiNTIZIA. ...
... denunciation of slavery as being inherently sinful, • malts)* se. This they deny, and their opposition agaiost slavery is limited to the disapprobation of the evils that grow out of slavery, and the wrongs associated with slavery—the abuses of ...
... n to the slave States, that the existence of slavery was distinctly recognized by the constitution, and that the whole discussion at the framing of the constitution proceeded upon the recotition of slavery. He read copious extracts from the Maddison papers ...
... Fer Tuesday evening, a lecture was delivercd, i Wynd Chepel, by Mr George Thompsen, the we veteran anti-slavery lecturer, on the subject of 2 slavery, and having especial referen-e to the ca fate of the late John Brown of Harper's Fer Rev. Georze Gilfillan ...
... inquire what authority the Uuited States war vessels captured the two ships b« longing to Miramon, was adopted. The question of slavery in the territories was •gain before the bouse. ...
... of common humanity. Penetrated myself with a deep sense of the injustice, criminality, and inexpediency of such system as slavery, it becomes duty to take the advantage afforded by friendship to impress upon these individuals the crime that institution ...