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... SLAVERY Alas in this world hove Slavery. That is one of the chief sorrowsef earth. Tbe sonl within one,and of all things against which, above all others, it recoils, it recoils against that awful sin of Slavery. Jost let the slave speak. Come with to ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Mr. Sumner, of Massaehusets, who was so brutally struck down in the Senate four years ago, by Mr. Brooks, of South Carolina, revenged himself on the sth inst., in the same body, in the first speech he has delivered since the oration ...
... 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 ...
... in place of the present seventh chapter on Slavery:— Q.—What shall be done for the extirpation of the evil of Slavery? A.—W e declare that .we are as much as ever convinced of the great evil of Slavery. We declare the buying, selling, or holding ...
... 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 ...
... and the repayments £1 Is. 7d. Lectures on Slavery. —During the past week three lectures have been delivered on American slavery, by Mr. James Watkins, coloured person, who, after enduring the hardships of slavery for twenty years, took refuge a free state ...
... barbarous in the instru- ments it employs; barbarous in consequences; barbarous in spirit; barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery muert breed barbarians, while it develops everywhere alike in the individual, and in the suciety of which he forms a part ...
... barbarous in the instruments it employs; barbarous in consequences; barbarous in spirit ; barbarous wherever it shows itself, slavery must breed barbarians,while it developes everywhere, alike in the individual and in the society of which he forms a part, ...
... 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, ...
... constituencies for whose immediate benefit they are Si 5 delivered and printed. This speech, however, entitled G The Barbrism of Slavery, is too remarkable to be m passed by. A more studied insult to Southern slave- holding members, who compose nearly one-half ...
... first speech which he delivered since the oration that caused the f jrmer assault. This speech, however, ...
... receive 154 votes. ll' Kansas is admitted in the present session, 17 of the States will be republican or anti-slavery, 14 democratic or pro-slavery, and 3 Maryland, Kentucky, and North Carolina, divided. A majority of the States, or 18, is required to give ...