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... the fair exposure of the evils of Slavery, lead the American dealers flesh and blood believe that there is a portion of the English public who sympathise not with the Abolitionists, but with the maintainors of Slavery in the worst and most* cruel form ...
... Mithridates fed o. poieue and lived; and it may le that there ins morel Slithridates, who can +wallow without balm the whoa of slavery. Instead of • ennobibie the meater, nothing ran be clearer titan that the slave dings Lia master down ; this preemie I gins ...
... TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENTS. It ha» been asserted—and believe correctly that Uncle Tom’s Cabin” has done more to expose the evils of slavery, and to awaken just and virtuous indignation against that iniquitous system than all the other writings or abolitionist lectures ...
... always hated slavery, I think, as much as any abolitionist. I have been an old Whig. I have always hated it, and I always believed it in course of ultimate extinction. If I were in Congress, and a vote should come up on question whether slavery should be ...
... Examined by us and found correct, JOHN JONES. May 19th, 1860. WISE. THE ANTI-SLAVERY MOVEMENT.—On Sunday, May 20th, the Rev. Edward Mathews gave an address upon American Slavery to the Dissenting Sunday-sehools, at Bocking Chapel, between 600 arid 700 being ...
... —Morning Herald. Slavery and tub Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, U.S.; North.— At the late Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, United States, North, held in Buffalo, the Committee on Slavery recommended that ...
... sweet, pathetic sadness ; * More joyous sounds I’d hail, But Iriah sfraina breathe not of gladness Ah ! no, they tell of Slavery— When shall our dear old land be free f Edmund. —lrishman. ...
... ultimo, arrived in the Massy on Sunday after- noon. The Bill for the more effectual suppression of the slave-trade, and the slavery resolntiowi of Mr. Davis, had otroupied the attention of the United States Senate. The President had transmitted to the Senate ...
... soon as they came Into his air Prams and accompanied thew to Canada. • imams his antral he found the fugitives in &WS* whkh slavery had left them. most of WENN! wlihont friend, and for allow tool made to the (Throttle. community was reenonded to by the friends ...
... volume of sermons published some time ago, by President Finney, we leam that he is strongly opposed to the maintenance of slavery in the United States. That is the great question in America, at the present day; a question so momentous in the consequences ...
... for the admission of Kansas, and availed himself of the opportunity for uttering the most vehement denunciations against slavery. The friends of Kansas were despairing of her admission into the Union this session. The New York Shipping List says the ...
... this youthful divine sailed for the United States to co-operate with his reverend brethren there (who are nearly all pro-slavery) in keeping alive the flames kindled by the late great revival in that country, £5,000 were placed to his credit by an Irish ...