... in favour of slavery. Give American Slavery no quarter. Say to those ministers who come over here “Go loose your fettered fellow-creatures at home before you come h ere to preach Christ to a people who have long since swept chattel slavery from their ssions ...

... speech which he has delivered since the oration that caused the former assault. This speech, entitled the Barbarism of Slavery, is too remarkable to be passed by. A more studied insult to Southern slaveholding members, who compose nearly onehalf of ...

... enactments of the law, especially the disregard of the statutory period of the jubilee, and the attempt to introduce a system of slavery similarto that existing among the Gentiles, though far from equalling in atrocity the American system, were among the chief ...

... however, in such a presence as this, when attempting to justify slavery, to confine my argument to the mere material view of the question, momentous as that really is—to say that slavery is a source of wealth to us, and to the world ; that it maintains ...

... we have established slavery as a system of govern-66 meat for the negro race, wherever it exists in such 84 numbers as to make slavery necessary, or, ti speak 4 with more philosophical as well as historical ac,7B curacy, slavery has arisen naturally ...

... _diminished _weight agaimt itg _mere _restriction . Whilst _slavery exists , _the panics _-which Mr Seward _deplores will from time to _time _recur . _Nature _avenges all _violations _of Iicr laws _. Slavery is an _unnatural condition _, and , therefore _,-security ...

... would seem also to use the leading American papers. Its avowed sentiments are thoroughly anti-slavery— but like so many in America, who speak against slavery, it is writing in the very strain to serve the interests of the domestic institution. Ths solution ...

... objects, we have established slavery as a system of government for the negro race, wherever it exists in such numbers as to make slavery necessary, or, to speak with more philosophical as well as historical accuracy, slavery has arisen naturally from the ...

... the border States in which slavery exists are already, in a great measure, ripe for free labour, and are not likely to separate ; aud in that case the advance of a new boundary, wherever erected, between freedom and slavery, will be sure to hasten the ...

... attempt to obtain the sanction of Christianity for American slavery—an attempt which is itself •i heinous aggravation ol the sin. It need- less for us say a single word in condemnation of slavery. The sun looks down upon iniquity so terrible, paint and gild ...

... Yankee respectables. The truth we take to be, that Manchester trembles lest tho infernal iniquity of slavery, and the atrocity of the American slavery laws and system, should one day recoil on it as the far inferior villainies and atrocities of Neapolitan ...

... death against slavery. Yet the peril is no just excuse for silence or inaction. lam reminded of a good Quaker's reply in our country to a pro-slavery minister, who told him, when he had been inquiring why he did not take ground against slavery, Why, Sir, ...