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... MR. LOVEJOY'S SPEECH ON SLAVERY. *e- extract iron the ifisfd iork ri4e . trie opening of Mr. Lovejoy's speech in the House of Representatives, which gave rise to the disgraceful outbreak on the part of the members from slave-holding St a t es , already ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Mr. F. Douglass lectured, on Tuesday evening, in Hope-hall, on Slavery. Mr. John Burrows, of Liverpool, has been admitted as a licentiate of the Edinburgh College of Physicians. The Grand Jury at Chester, last week, ignored the bill ...
... the increase of slavery to the great extent it was increasing in the United States of America. He was afraid there were people in this country at the present time who did not look with aver- sion at all upon the perpetuationof slavery in the United States ...
... horrors as exag- gerated, and t! hose who interfered with it, has now turned round, and characteristically censures | tho Anti Slavery Society for want of zeal. It says:— & The slave trade in its most odious and unmitigated form is now in full action betw een ...
... against slavery, where is my protection I Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat:) Can you go to England and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queen I Mr. Lovejoy : I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...
... against slavery, where is my protection I Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat:) Can you go to England and incite the labouriug classes there to assassinate the Queen I Mr. Lovejoy : I don't desire to that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...
... opposition to slavery. The revival found slavery in America, and it was there still. If the churches and the Christians in America said will have no slavery,” there would be no slavery; so that the churches and the Christians could do away with ...
... part in politics. Hi had voted sometimes with the democrats, but more com monly with the whigs, the latter able to his anti-slavery views. seeming more favour- Harrison in 1846. In 1843 he was a member of th Buffalo Free Soil Convention that nominated Mr ...
... be held to be good for an inter- ference with slavery. They are, however, divided in opinion nn thlis, sotne of them claiming ?? to interdict polygamy is to deal with a crirne, whereas meddling with slavery would bo touching the rights of property alone ...
... sanguine, at and are betting their money freely upon his nomination Mr. Lovejoy, of poured out the vials of his wrath upon slavery ie the house on the 5th instant in a style which almost produced a battle on the floor. The eq has never been witnessed since ...
... and talk against slavery, where is my protection ?— Mr. MUes : Can you go to England and incite tbe labouring classes there to as- sassinate tbe Queen?— Mr. Lovejoy : I don't de- sire to do thst. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere onder ...
... in the Nos that Mr. Spurgeon com) aletter from Mr. by this course, remonstrated with him, and this denouncing the sin of slavery in strong which heinous offence the been indignantly rejected by the South and burnt in more than one place. We give a few ...