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... amount required. If the Anti-Slavery Advocate were ten times its present size, could fill it with matter of the deepest, the most absorbing interest. The Anti-Slavery Standard and the Liberator are full of details of anti-slavery meetings throughout the free ...
... evening, at the WorknD'o Christian Asoclation, in Grafton-slreet, 80he., a very interestino account of. 'is experience of slavery, and - escape freom bondage. Mr. Mortin, who if a very inlelligent man, d a speaks with great fluency, stato lthst b Was born ...
... Free-soilers. Kansas adopted an Anti-Slavery Constitution, but the Pro-Slavery party were able to postpone her admission into the Union until after the withdrawal of a large portion of their representatives from Congress. few words as to the Territories ...
... F&1. SPECIAL PRAYER 11/OR THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. (To the Editor of the WORLD.) Sir,—Some time ago the London Board of Baptist Ministers, who have done good service to the antislavery cause, passed a TetiollltiOn to the effect that the present state ...
... Scheme to E.xtingish Negro Slavery. I -s 1s xtnai.Ner After the expenditure of millions of money, and years of devoted philanthropy, to purchase Negro emancipation, insure African liberty, and crush that hydra-headed monster, Slavery; after all our diplomacy ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 59, Vot.. 2, Not. Ist, 1861. port of abolition. Neither party, then, was so wholly in earnest in waging war with the South as to forget some ulterior project of vengeance on its political ally so soon as the war was over ...
... THE FATE OF A DAUGHTER SOLD INTO SLAVERY BY HER OWN FATHER. It is sometimes the case that masters sell their own children, not always voluntarily; but circumstances at times compel them. It is no uncommon occurrence for the master to select one of the ...
... assumed anything resembling slavery and anti* slavery character. Since Virginia seceded, since North Carolina threatened, since Maryland exerted all her influence in favor of the rebels, it has become more probable that the conflict will range itself ...
... No. 50, Vol. ‘J, Feb. Ist, 1861.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. their claim to such pecuniary aid, whenever they retire from their connection with the Board, its rules, usages, and means enable it to afford. 5. To prevent the possibility of misapprehension ...
... No. 51, Vol. 2, Mar. Ist, 1861. THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. WAR CONCESSION. From the National Anti-Slavery Standard. Washington, Jan. 28, IS6I. The present apparent lull in the secession storm is deceptive. It is the calm which precedes the hurricane, ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 50, Vol. 2, Feb. Ist, 1861. augurate the President elect in Philadelphia, or m some other Northern city. Except that one doesn t like to see villany triumph, even temporarily, this would not be an unpleasant anticipation ...
... willingly send a woman back to slavery especially when the victim is a young woman who is soon to add another to the captive race. But it is even so, slavery cries “give, give!” Men of the North go South with their anti-slavery sentiments locked fast within ...