... barbarous in the instruments it employs; barbarous in consequences; barbarous in spirit; barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery must breed barbarians, while it de- velops everywhere, alike in the individual and in the society of which he forms a part ...

... and to ettend slavery in America, and the results of universal suffrage iu France, make many ad- Tanned Liberals, like Roebuck, content with the English constitution, with its varied classes, and its powers of gradual changes, its free trade, ita reforms ...

... and to extend slavery in America, and the results of universal suilrage in France, make many ad- vanced Liberals, like Roebuck, content with the English constitution, with its varied classes, and its powers of gradual changes, its free trade, its reforms ...

... and to extend slavery in America, and the result# of universal suffrage France, make many advanced Liberals, like Roebuck, content with the English constitution, with its varied classes, and iU'powers of gradual changes, its free trade, its reforms without ...

... and to extend slavery in America, and the results of universal suffrage iu France, make many advanced Liberals, like Koobuck, content with the English constitution, with its varied classes, and its powers of gradual changes, its free trade, its reforms ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY.—Mr. Sumner, of Maseachusette, who was so brutally beaten in the Senate four years ago by Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, revenged himself lately in the same body in the first speech which he has delivered since the oration that caused ...

... barbarous in the instruments it employs, barbarous in consequences, barbarous in spirit, barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery must breed barbarians, while it develops everywhere, alike in the individual and io the society of which it forma a part, ...

... barbarous in the instruments it employs barbarois in IMO, sequences; barbarous in spirit ; barbarous where. ever it shows itself—slavery must breed barbarians, while it develops everywhere, alike in the individual and in the society of which he forms a part the ...

... which Las delivered since the oration that caused the former | assault. This speech, however, entitled ‘the Bar; barism of Slavery,’ is too remarkable to ho passed by. ! It has attracted much attention, and considered to have diminished the chances of the ...

... crushed despotism. This example will aid us to shake off our slavery, for servitude in all its forms must disappesr. What the states of the south have killed is not John Brown, but slavery. Henceforth the American union, in spite of all that is said in ...

... valuable 'stock religious- and other books for sale. Among them were a few copies of the Impending Crisis, and other anti-slavery tracts, which aroused the enmity of slaveowners. A slave was induced to accuse the colporteur of inciting him to escape. This ...

... protesting against the cession of Northern Savoy to France. sequences ; barbarous in spirit ; barbarous whereever it shows itself—slavery moat breed barbarians, while it develops everywhere, alike in the individual and in the society of which he forms a part the ...