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... AMERICA# SLAVERY. TO THS EDITOR OP THE ADVERTISER. Sib, —On the 3rd of July, 1858, yon kindly inaerted in your journal letter of mine denouncing negro slavery, and proposing a plan whereby eta abolition could be brought about. The remarkable aspect American ...
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... REDEMPTION OF FOUR CHILDREN FROM SLAVERY, The Watchman reports a meeting held the Wcalojan Centenary Hall, at which Mr. Smith, the father of th« fonr slave children, whose case has been before the public of this country daring the preceding si* mouthy ...
... —COTTON—SLAVERY. | good, and will —_ OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER, ent crisia in America is of such acter as to cause great anxiety in right-thinking persons, who see nation engaged 1n such sad strife, of these troubles being Slavery. at you will pardon ...
... ater | 8 THE MOKNING ADVE | PUNCH'S ALMANACK FOR 1832. BLECTIONEBUING THE AMERICAN WAR AND SLAVERY. —_—_—_—>—— The is an extract from » letter dated Phile-| Punch's Almanack for the coming year is, per- delphia, Dec Why is it that England is to haps, ...
... ought look kindly ou polygamy as caually patriarchal insto tution with that of slavery ; hut to inaugurate policy which should prevent the further extension of slavery, was not to be tolerated. Iho South knew right well that allowed retain her own system ...
... the slave, and would prevent the extension of Slavery, but from a close regard to their own advantage will not lose any friends by opposing legalised Slavery. The third —a minority—are thoroughly pro-Slavery. In the Slave States are, first, 250,000 slaveholders ...
... but in Christianity. It is not slavery that redeems them, but slavery that prevents their free enjoy, meat of the light and civilisation under which they were born. Tbeir fathers may have been born in heathenism, sod slavery may have redeemed them from it; ...
... the Southern pro-Slavery party, with especial reference to the execution of John Brown for the Harper’s Ferry Insurrection, was well received, Mr. Vincent deeming it ibe “pin’s point” which would prove the death of the giant Slavery. Jnstifying President ...