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... color, and white persons, to assemble on their common premises. The Picayune is openly pro-slavery paper. The Independent has the reputation of opposing slavery. Yet these two can meet as brethren by each affectionately grasping hand of Rev. Dr. Spring ...
... of anti-slavery consistency. On the ' other hand, it is alleged by churches, cler4yilen, and editors in New York, both in buten& and violent assertion, that the unhappiness in the Church of the Puritans is not the product of upright anti-slavery agitation ...
... exclusion of slavery from the territories, so that all the new and future State's may surely be free States. The South is not satisfied. Its masses, by whatever means, and whatever cost, desire the establishment and protection of slavery in the territories ...
... CHEEVER AT LEEDS. -- A great anti-slavery meeting was held at Leeds on Wedesnight, under th e auspices of the L ee d s Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society. - Mr. EDWARD BAINES, M.P., occupied the chair, and paid a very high trib u t e t o th e l a bou r ...
... IJ'ch this challenge has provoked, there is a time and place for everything, r, * ° doin S everything, and t,lat P l' er S slavery was not to challenge the American c me beld general objects conr °»tt , we lfare of society which he had been in- >s» course ...
... that institution, and left to our slaveholders foreign ally, for Brazilian slavery and Cuban slavery ore very different things from slavery the United States. The preparations for the Prince in New York and Boston promise decided success in the way of ...
... that have so damaged slavery that its days are numbered even here. Her policy insulated that institution, and left to our slaveholders no foreign ally, for Brasilian slavery and Cuban slavery are very different things from slavery in the United States ...
... and slavery had lost its complexion. The supporters of slavery once maintained that the colour of a man skin was a sufficient reason for enslaving him, but they had now ffed from that point. Those who believed also that the Bible justified slavery were ...
... that _Christianity was compatible with slavery . ( _Cries . of Oh , oh . ) • _. Nothing could be more shocking _,- more revolting _,.-or more _offensive to humanity . than that . Be trusted the termination of slavery would be peacefulbut he believed that ...
... in Leeds—a town that had stood foremost in anti-slavery matters made some pointed remarks in referene> to the uokindly treatment which Dr Cheever had ‘received in New York tor bis opposition to slavery, and sat down ami great applause. BEVER then rose ...
... say that this appeal is made test of anti-slavery. Answer— Unless get aid cinoot to fight against slavery tbe Church of Puritans with tbe Word of Go J. Those who oppose this aid do therefore oppose oor anti-slavery ifforta and strength. 7tb, The protestors ...
... kings, Freedom to the slave he brings. Empires fall beneath his tread, Live the long entranced dead ; Dead in slavery and in chains, Now no slavery's night remains. Gleams the star of freedom high, Now unclouded freedom's sky ; The day has broke and night ...