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... treatment of the slavery question?” We wish he would explain. The Americans are professedly “republicans” and “Christians.” Nothing can more remote from republicanism and Christianity than the institution of chattel slavery. Slavery upheld for the benefit ...
... complicity with slavery. 4. By a unanimous vote they rejected resolution ottered in by one their members, affirming, as the judgment of the Board, that slaveholding “is not to be allowed in the Christian Church. 5. After having allowed slavery in the Choctaw ...
... From the Anti-Slavery Standard. We leam that Dr. CheeverwiU leave this POTt for England in the next, (the 14th July), intending to be absent three or four months. The primary object the journey is, we presume, the reinvigoration of constitution overtaxed ...
... The Coustitution of the United States, is it Proslavery or Anti-slavery A DISCUSSION ...
... the editors of newspapers in connexion with the American Anti-Slavery Society, large portion of the first page of each number of the Standard is appropriated to articles from the pro-slavery press, which are often tilled with measureless abuse of the persons ...
... complicity with slavery! hen or is administered, that one thing miscalled a saw the following resolution in The 1 nbune, prefaced State offers a reward for kidnapping man accused py t j positive statement that had been “adopted of opposing slavery and its b ...
... never pass from our memory. An arraignment of slavery so exhaustive has never before been made in our history, and it will supersede the necessity of another. Hereafter, when one desires to prove slavery irrational and unconstitutional, he will to that ...
... he had leading article entitled taste and Slavery,” pointing out the great evil caste In.Ha, and directing special rebuke at the managers of the American Tract Society, for their manner of dealing with slavery. ...
... »[vtvtini' the pro slavery character and antecedents of certain American clergymen travelling in that country, and especially those of the Kev, Dr. Murray Elizabethtown, New Jersey, who is well known in this country its pro slavery man of The New York ...
... Anti- Slavery Standard. Rev. Samuel Longfellow, of Brooklyn, Rev. Samuel Johnson, Lynn, Massachusetts, and Miss Mattie Griffith, were passengers in the steamship City of Washington, which left this port for Liverpool on Saturday last.— Anti-Slavery Standard ...
... the Wakefield Anti-Slavery Association, which the Earl of Carlisle president, for the purj>ose of disseminating information respecting American slavery, and also to endeavour, by means of British philanthropy, to awaken the pro-slavery churches of America ...
... British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society.” The chief occupation tliis Clutmerovzow seems to be the annoyance of American ministers who may chance to visit England, assailing their characters because their opinions on the subject slavery. Sometimes he may chance ...