... against slavery, where is my protection ? Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat) : Can you go to England and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queer.? Mr. Lovejoy : — I don't desire to do that. I claira the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...

... Wesley in Great Britain snd Ireland, to aid in Purifying their American Zion from Slavery. The author is William H. Pullen, secretary of the Leeds Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society. A copy has been sent to every Wes- leyan minister in Great Britain and ...

... Austria. The address goes on to say:—Your cowardly tyrants make use of you as vile instruments for keeping your brethren in slavery; they seek to excite you against us. The ultimate result of this fratricidal war is known to every cue. You must look for ...

... make, without being in any way (iiscomposed by the tumult through which he had just passed. He finished his denunciation of slavery and slaveholders, utterly regardless of the running fire of comments and interjections with which he was greeted by the S ...

... patriot, in a committee of the whole House, on the state of the Union, against the manifold evils and abominations of negro slavery. His eloquence moved not only his audience; but himself. He gradually edged away from his proper position; his motions became ...

... States and talk against slavery, where is my protection ? ' Mr. Miles: Can you go to England and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queen? Mr. Lovejoy: I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere under the ...

... this as.airance. We may be allowed to ask, in extenuation of our own hasty and incorrect inference,—why • rhyme on Negro slavery should appear among 'Poems before Congress? API Dariluti. PRISM It is said that the Emperor Francis Joseph, bring disquieted ...

... that Mr. Spurgeon's sermons have been publicly burnt, under the impression that they contain passages adverse to American slavery. II YeI, in the town of Montgomery, Alabama, a bonfire has been made of the books of an English Minister of the Gospel, on ...

... Austria. The address goes on to say :— Your cowardly tyrants make use ot you as vile instruments foe keeping your brethren in slavery; they seek to excite you against us. The ultimate result of this fratricidal war is known to everyone. You must look for a ...

... beer-shop, and the happiness of homes were often Misted by habits. He a mid not but wish that slavery in America oould be grasped and crushed at owe, and in feet slavery wherever It existed, when it interfered with the rights of man end who could not wish that ...

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... political patsy]. Since that time, and especially asoe the date of Mr. Oasis despatch, the prospect has opened of an mei-slavery president and an antislavery policy ; and the politics, of the Southern Stites may be regarded as in a revolutionary phase ...