... Independence, from which all reference to slavery was expunged. I have referred, also, to the Articles of Confederation, in which nothing relating to slavery was introduced. For eleven years, therefore, the subject of slavery remained in i abeyance, and during ...

... which pretends to be anti-slavery. The other anti-slavery movements which have been referred to by Mr. Douglass, however excellent in their way, are, as he is well aware, insignificant and harmless in their effect upon slavery, and I pass them over to ...

... consequence of the spread of sound anti-slavery principles, when he said—“On this subject (slavery) our fathers swerved from the right; we, their children, see the path of duty more clearly, aud must walk in it. No blessing of the Union can be compensation ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 40, Vol. 2, April 2nd, 1860. 111 fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, Where weath accumulates, and men decay, then where in Ireland, in Italy, in Poland, or in Hungary has any ruler prepared for generous - and confiding ...

... Wesley to aid their Brethren in America in purifying their American Zion from Slavery. NOTICE. —Annual Report of the Edinburgh Ladies’ Emancipation Society, and Sketch of Anti-Slavery Events, during the year ending in March, 1860, pp. 46. Edinburgh: H. Armour ...

... more clearly reveals the wide-spread stultification of mind which slavery has produced, than that it has been deemed the master-stroke political cunning to raise universal hue-and-cry against Mr. Seward on this ground! They might as well accuse the apostle ...

... the slavery in the Southern States. Besides, the very object which the Garrisonian party were aiming at the means of abolishing the evil, the slaveholding people looked to as the only salvation of slavery, and he thought they were right. Slavery could ...

... can be said iu favor of the speech by any sincere and consistent opponent of slavery. Its coldness, its lack of moral sympathy with any movement for the abolition of slavery, or with the four millions of slaves in the laud, is painful to those who thought ...

... provisions in the constitution which, if honestly carried out, would abolish slavery. What they are I know not; but I have shown you that the constitution, in all its relations slavery, is its bulwark and defence; and that as long as it exists he is a traitor ...

... that he had bestowed, and the seed which he had sown. has made himself disreputable. How? By his uncompromising hostility to slavery ; by his bold, scathing denunciation of tyranny ; his unwavering, inflexible adherence to principle; and by his frank, open ...

... break the fetters that link him to slavery, and seek refuge from the “free institutions” of democracy within the boundary of a monarchy—that slave, all his windings by night and by day, in his way from the land of slavery to the abode of freedom, shall be ...

... MR. THOMPSON IN SCOTLAND. Greenock. George Thompson, Esq, lectured here on the 6th March, on slavery in America, embracing a narrative of Captain John Brown and his family, with particulars of his last attempt to liberate slaves, his trial, and his execution ...