... defenders of slavery by brute force, Tom Gordon; the defenders of slavery the Bible, Father ; the anti-slavery ministry. Father Dickson; the slave•eeking-vengeance Drcd; the forgiving slave, Uncle Tiff, the American Cburch, as tho bulwark of slavery, by the ...

... effectual exclusion ot slavery from the territories, so that all the new and future states may surely be free states. The South is not satisfied. Its masses, by whatever mean®, and whatever, cost, desire the establishment and protection slavery the territories ...

... precepts for such rate be sealed and issued.—Agreed to. The board, after transacting some routine business, adjourned. American Slavery.— Last evening, at seven o’clock, numerously attended public meeting was held at the Wesleyan Centenary Hall, Bishopsgate-street ...

... communication* by land, are not wanting iu contributing powerfully such results. A modified projet loi tor the suppression of slavery our West Indian colonies will be again presented to you for your consideration. There are other objects still, Gentlemen, ...

... 100 100 113 !16 , ]]« 113 Roilty, » *738 .’J h«0 •I— JunctioD Slavery.—Las: extended is given at I’ortmao Hal!, Carliaie-Btreet, Pad. the Uev. Edward Maf.tewa, the ••Oiiain * ;1 1 slavery and tie Anti ai&very Reform li ' , The hall was 6 led. The Rev ...

... actual test. Ail who have from honest conviction abandoned the old system rejoice in the freedom from voluntary slavery —or rather the slavery of irrational ustom—wliich it involved; and moreover they testify that in relation to health, activity, cheerfulness ...

... tomb ot Mausolus, and the rest of the seven wonders ol our wondering childhood, sink into monuments of darker ages telling slavery, bondage, conquests, and tie rule tyrants, priests, and conquerors—the rule the few—the serfage of the millions. his eilensive ...

... and thus to create a majority which would tamely follow them; hence the general disgust. and, as a natural consequence, the slavery ot the Press, and the little respect personal liberty, being the last, i«suit uninterrupted scries tumulls sometimes suffocated ...

... it would no longer allow a Mabomedan to indulge in the luxury cutting oil his w ife’s head when pleased; it had abolished slavery ; it had permitted what m'uht culled deicide, in allowing to the Hindoo that divine animal the ox to be slain ; and had removed ...

... address w.is illustrated large msp, which were traced out the routes by which Henry Bibb and several other slaves escaped from slavery. At intervals hymns appropriate to the subject were sung. The singing was ltd Mr. Brunsdou. The Rev. William H. Bonner, preacher ...

... seize upon the time required the first and second destroy the exquisite balance, and submit to species of self inflicted slavery inconsistent with happiness, and against which intelligence and civilisation constantly protest. Besides, the demonstrable ...

... in just and pure principles, in those ct parliamcnUry. , h blessing* of a mixed aud l»tio -a.t tminauity—the extinction slavery, and the shall any »u sunk into j ‘feion , the traffic in slaves. For the first time states- wnstilution, absolute I•« orators ...