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... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... Incite the labouring elsesee there to as/I.minute the Queen. Mr Lovejoy-1 dual desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery ever, where under the stars and uripe,. 1 claim it. 1 demand it! Mr Benham —We want you to usset t it. Mr Lovejoy-1f s mechanic ...
... were just doing what the slaveholders desired, which these also held to be the only solution of the slavery question They were quite right, for slavery could far better preserved in the Southern States witlymt the Union than with It. But was not prepared ...
... States and talk against slavery, where is my protection? Mr Miles-Can you go to England and incite the labour. ing classes there to assassinate the Queen? Mn Loveioy-I don't desire to do that. I claim the right to discuss slavery everywhere under the stars ...
... are bat the himself would do if be were im the tution for bin mself w sidential chsir he would ioterpret the C ould vote slavery an insurrection inst the rights of ot hers and would suppress insarrection abolish of it ‘I need scarcely say a mode ing the ...
... be Honorary Chaplain. Commissions date! 19th March, 1860. ow Stavery.—Frederick Douglass, tho clo- quent and earnest anti-slavery advocate, delivered aa oration in Cathcart on the evening of Tueeday tart. Bailie Paterson occupied the chair, anil there ...
... polygamy in Utah, which, he sad, tho republican party were determined extir; n!e. wi h th if other twin relic of bar uttisin, slavery. Hew nted s them bo*h strangled, and down together. Mr Lovij warming up with hi- -u!>- ject, passed fiom his scat in the area ...
... polygamy in Utah, which, he said, the republican party were determined to extirpate, with that other twin relic barbarism, slavery. He wanted to see them both strangled, and go down together. fir Lovejoy, warming up with his ash. jut, passed (ram his sea ...