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... speech is a fierce denunciation of slavery and slaveholders. It has been published under the title of The Barbarism of Slavery. The Times is, of course, dreadfully angry with it. Although the most subtle apologist for slavery, and saying for it all it dare ...
... THE BARBARISM OP SLAVERY. THR lion. Charles Rummer. of kletweebutette. who, ear render. will remember, was an brutally 'meek down In the Stites Menet. lone ago hylr Brooks. of Wools esrnlina. ha. lust delivered • terve% which iv es. citing • meet deal ...
... FEMALE SLAVERY IN GLASGOW. Beyond letters have recently appeared in the Herald on the hardships of milliners and dressmaker* in this city, which revealed a date of matters that demand* the Frompt Intervention of the ladies of Glasgow. Paterfaatilias ...
... CHARLES SUMNER THE BARBARISM OF SLAVERY. The following are extracts from the first speech which the Senator Sumner has delivered Congress since being assaulted the ruffian Brooks:— From its home Africa, where it (slavery) is sustained immemorial usage ...
... CHARLES SUMNER THE BARBARISM SLAVERY. The following are extracts from the first speech which the Senator Sumner has delivered Congress since being assaulted the ruffian Brooks:— From its home in Africa, where it (slavery) is sustained by immemorial usage ...
... THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION. i The New York correspondent of the Tines ad writes, under date 6th Jane:- H Mr Sumner, of Massachusetts, who was so brutally struck down in the Seuate four years f ago by Mr Brooks, of South Carolina, ...
... and to extend slavery in America, and the results of universal suffrage iu Franey, make Many .t--vauced Liberals, like Roebuck, content with the English constitution, with its varied chiseee, and its powers of gradual cheing,, its free trade, its reforms ...
... THE AMERICAN SENATE • _MR _SUSINBR ON _SLAVERY . . ' MB SCTISEB , of Massachusetts ; . who was so brutally . struck down in the Senate . touryears ago by Mr Brooks , of South . CaroIina , revenged himself _latelyin the same bodyin the first speech ...
... him in the category of tho brutes. Christianity, said, must either destroy slavery, or slavery must destroy Christianity—they cannot exist together. AVhilst the opponents of slavery wore endeavouring to remove the evil, the slave was still suffering from ...
... therefor _. ! now be taken aiai otablithed fact that after we liave paid twenty _million's to put down the mild form of negro slavery which _existed in our West Indian _Islands ( a comparatively Email portion _of the globe ) , ami after we have lavished untold ...
... constituencies for whose immediate benefit they are delivered and printed. This speech, however, entitled The Barbarism of Slavery,’ is too lemarkable to be pa-sed by. A more studied insult Southern slaveholding members, who compose nearly one-half of the ...
... THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION. The New York correspondent of the Times writes, under date 6ih June Mr Sumner, of Massachusetts, v.ho was so brutally struck down in the Senate four years ago Mr Brooks, of South Carolina, revenged himself ...