... method all the labourers in the district would glad to resume their work in fields, and that the advantages of freedom over slavery would be soon found out. The feelings of the managers, however, seemed to be that by hanging off they would able to make better ...

... l all the hitter. araii.l the aty lairreen I•nioniatn n inipirtl into the ronnoila.4 We nil hip l'aliinet. /hay- in Slavery at the r..t of the giurni. That fatal inatitution ear rii tiliaehief ay.-rasher, and ai sitt• the inaolitlile it., It ‘1,11 ...

... in slavery, would grasp with avidity at the most desperate attempts that premised freedom.” The Rev. J. D. Paxton, of Virginia, who was reared in the midst of slavery, and had himself been a slave - holder, published a volume of letters on slavery, in ...

... the We thostevot ph. ith milersally Neaten well of ef melody. Ito mosoilesl -A In • Ithuot • ben of Tea To athlsithe • To:slavery served. yorepiefee an .opyritht. strougly recum• =maids Propil.• ..ar by ..I•.gr NI • I.l.C.Peinbenk,..plare, 11.1•= . 1rbil ...

... tbe Treasury, it**. My Lord,— The committee of the and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society look back with unfeigned aatisfoc* tion at tbe act by which tbe of thin country abolished slavery throughout the British dominions; and cannot but regard the earnest and ...

... abolition of slavery, there can be no . doubt that the South is contending for the maintenance an I 3 eztensian of slavery, and that hoetile proceedings on our part towards the North must inevitably prove a succour and -knoouragement to slavery in the South ...

... fellows take just as much delight in it as in run- @ fox. sport. (A pause. scemed to ine kind has come to us from a it is. Slavery is a custom of to be to maintain it. Yes, 1 that’s so, But niggers is work their too hard, sa and I know man at he’s got three ...

... Western Virginia. The Secretary of State, advance to Richmond, and the duration of the war, Constitutional guarantees of slavery. A short time was a t l as t r eeve d t o res i gn th e secretaryship of General CA had previously resigned on the Pas- ending ...

... largely increase and exaggerate. But financial difficulties are not the only embarrassing circumstances which are in existence. Slavery is weakening, disorganising, and dividing the belligereuts on both sides, and there is a split in the Washington Cabinet an ...

... the free states, the growing preponderance of which in the government over the Slave States is the natural consequence of Slavery. The constitution provides that every State shall have an equal vote in the Senate, and also provides for the admission into ...

... could mistake the inscription. When Boston gentlemen of property and standing,” in defence King Cotton, mobbed a meeting anti-slavery women in 1835, the manly soul of Mr. Jackson was roused to outspoken indignation. memorable letter he invited the persecuted ...

... of enforcing the constitution of the United States, to which the Government stands pledged, and of extirpating the vice of slavery from the American polity, on which a large and daily growing party insists. have seen General Fremont promulgating this proposal ...