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... SLAVERY Hark to the voices sounding o'er the wave, That rise in anger, talking the slave ! There feeling hearts are Weeding to the core, To think such horrors welcome on their shore, They wish, that traffic tho' with sanction spread, Should daily sicken ...
... 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 ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. THE DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION AND THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.” From the Liberator. It were a “•consummation devoutly to be wished that the citizens of this country could brought to understand the true character of our boasted Union ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. But it is said by the Courtin this case, that the Constitution of the United States partakes of the nature of a treaty between foreign powers, and that it would be perfectly competent for one foreign power to stipulate by a ...
... PE at ALE SLAVERY AB JEISRSD!! HAltl'Elt TWELVETREEB 7- -- SOAP POWDER, for Washing without rubbing, has created all entire change and thorough revolution in the management of the Family Wash ; and there are no ressone why thn old slovenly and disgusting ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... No. 50, Vor,. 2, Feb. Ist, 1861.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. not have hit upon happier moment in a century. Another hundred years could scarcely furnish her with a conspirator in the Presidential Chair, base in his connivance that even Lewis Cass could ...
... life (both instances being many years distant) done a really useful and worthy act in opposition to slavery, on the strength of which an anti-slavery character at the present time will doubtless be claimed for him —I think it well to give you accurate ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 50, Vol. 2, Feb. Ist, 1861. PERORATION OF PHILLIPS’ SPEECH ON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Frm the Liberator. It is indeed cheering to notice the general tone of speaking in this canvass—the much nobler tone Mr. Seward, for ...
... England generally, and our Government might be told to wink not only at slavery, but at the slave trade. It is now time to make up our minds for the possible and probable eventualities of the case. To let the North understand that as really free States ...