... italy; the initiation of of marvellous events I | constitutional liberty in France, a tendency to the election of an anti-slavery reform in Vienna, President in the United States, and the occupa- tion by a British army of the hitherto sacred The session ...

... time six managed to run away, and escaped to Hong-Kong, where five of them died. The remaining four might still have been in slavery on Ascension but for the kind help of the American missionaries there, together with Captain Thompson, of the whaling ship ...

... public through the medium of tlie Leeds Young Men s Anti-Slavery Society, which has worked most assiduously in advocating this cause. Under the authority of upwards twenty British Anti-Slavery Societies, a pamphlet was published illustrating the character ...

... far make them take up arms and fight, we a proof of the nobleness of the aspirations which arose to shake of the yoke of slavery. Inspired with this truth, Garibaldi, the man of two world*, conceived the thought of forming a Legion of En4lish Volunteers ...

... barbarous, as to be considered a yreal dis, race 1 Soap v wider saves time, trouble, money, firing, Low gue 1d and abulisbes toe slavery of he cub, and tue present destroy practice of washiu 1 Luc isas mafe tor the fabric aud skin as the best comp and white evlored ...

... congeners. Tins delicate critic may rely upon it, that so long as slavery exists, such crimes wall committed ; aud that so long they are committed, they will be exposed denounced. The Anti -Slavery Advocate for December, 1860. Loudon, W. Tweedie ; Wakefield ...

... movement probably formed a small minority even in Cbsrle-ton itself, but they have taken advantage of moment when the pro-slavery o.ators had committed tbemselvea too far to recede. South Carolina has practically thrown off the Federal sutbority, and the ...

... and fortune are gone unless he agrees with the prevailing theory slavery; and a thousand questions of religion, morals, and government are so bound up with the main question of slavery, that a Southerner inherits a code of opinions from his cradle to ...

... to surrender. Jicmarks by the Editm- of the Anti-Slavery Standard. Is it not surprising that a man who had witnessed such scene this, which he confesses is the legitimate and necessary fruit of slavery, could doubt the practicability and wisdom immediate ...

... throughout the atates them. The busdust of the slave states is attributed to jealousy leer, fur, though the institution of slavery us not likely to affected by the republican triumph, the blear appears to the &lave owners to open tho door to of three laws ...

... a position wket is intended practically to re-eatablish the compromise, declaring that Congress shall not iuteefere with slavery whore it already provide, foe the faithful execution of the fugitive slave kw, de. U. preceded its introduction with a sptech ...

... with the British nation. The northern states, too, when once separated, and cleansed from the temptations and the stain of slavery, might endeavour to compensate for loss in one direction annexation in another. They have already cast a longing glance at ...