... non-existence of slavery, in the American sense, under the Mosaic code, but he proceeds to show from the subsequent history of the .Jewish people and from the denunciation of their prophets that the violation of * The Guilt of Slavery and the Crime of ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. While the holding certain opinions, and acting upon certain principles, more or less mixed with personal or party feelings, gives these opinions and principles a weight in the public estimation greater than their intrinsic importance ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Mr. BAINES, M.P., proposed the following resolution, whidh had been drawn up in consequence of the suggestion of Mr. Morley : That this assembly, having heard copious extracts from the letter of the Rev. Dr. Cheever, of New York, to ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY ABOLISHED Harper twelvetrkes* ao\p powder for Washing without Rubbing, has crrated an entire change and thorough revoluliou in (ha management of the Family Wash and tbeie are reasons why the old, slovenly and disgusting process should be ...

... not truckle to European prejudices on the subject of Slavery. And the same authority attempted to invalidate series of wellmeant reports of Parliamentary proceedings, involving attacks on slavery and otlier dt«eds of darkness, by intimating that tbey ...

... 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 ...

... Tour,” ef any to the towr de we infer jt must ely ed, fhe Woes eet iful =~ Tas America cs with- be of Freedom so long as Slavery exists ir graves Tur Monwows at rap Satr & 10 of the New York Tribume, writing of the says: —“T are busy erecting bousea, ...

... madness for slavery. The final partition between Freedom and Slavery, known as the Missouri Compromise; the subsequent overthrow of this partition and the seizure of all by slavery ; the violation of plighted faith ; the conspiracy to force slavery at all ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... _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 ...