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... AMERICAN SLAVERY. S h o a u r t s h h e e r r n m S a t s a t t e e r s s o t f ha A n m in eri a c n a y t q h u er a e rte a r re o , f uthnewO cilu r nb ld t — etclh t leY he slave, consequently, becomes more debased; but this is an additional reason ...
... LIBERTY AND SLAVERY. On the evening of Good Friday, Dr. Campbell delivered a Lecture in Trinity Chapel, Poplar, the Rev. George Smith in the chair, in the course of which he pointed out a revolting illustration of the adage, extremes meet, in the fact ...
... speedily be made, and the practical check given to the growing attractions of slavery and the slave trade most efficiently given. I am, Sir, yours. &e., April 2. ANTI-SLAVERY. ...
... TTWIDE A.VD SLAVERY lV AFRICA, I lord Alfred S. Churchill presents his compliments A f to the Editor of the Afornineq Chronicle, and begs to had forward him copy of a most important comrmuni- dlepm cation received from Lieutenant Glover, RN,, on (Mr. ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. The views of Mr. Lincoln as to the mode of dealing with the refractory cotton states partake of the liberality which distinguishes the rest of his proposed policy, as it may affect them and the other slave states. He denies ...
... English Government were those who introduced slavery into America, and that England did more than any other country to encourage slavery by using slave produce. England was the first nation to abolish slavery in her territories, and the first to propose ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 52, Vol. 2, April Ist, 18GI. dissolution. But as the South madly rushes from the confederacy, and will not be persuaded to remain except upon tenns of dishonorable compromise, we shall solace ourselves by a hasty glance ...
... THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 52, Vol. 2, April Ist, 1861. from a righteous enterprise, and criticise, in a spirit of prejudice and distrust, the works and words of its earnest and honest toilers, and let what is judged censurable in these shut from ...
... No. 52, Vol. 2, April Ist, 1861.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. monstrous, an indignity and insult to the people j of the United States ; aye, to the people of this | District. The Senator from Kentucky, seconded by | the Senator from Illinois, proposes ...
... No. 52, Vol. 2, April Ist, 1861. THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. five great lakes, which bear up millions of commerce. These vast pensions come back to us in the shape of Southern traders, paying on an average, one-half their debts. Dissolve the Union, and ...
... persons sold to slavery. The rights of owners are [ not to be impaired by congressional or territorial laws, or pre-existing laws of Mexico. In the [ territory hereafter' acquired involuntary sery [ tude, except for crime, is prohibited north of 36 ...
... No. 52, Vol. 2, April Ist, 1861.] THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. other person, who sat a few seats ahead the other side of the car, snug built, well dressed, good looking man. Just after emerging from the tunnel at 42ud street, North, the first named, got ...