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... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. TurE meetings which the Emancipation Society has convened in different parts of the kingdom have demonstrated that Englishmen abhor slavery as profoundly and sympathise with slaveholders as little as they ever did. Our feeling at ...
... THE SLAVERY OF FASHION. I wonder whether the Empress of the French, who is responsible for the introduction of the fashionwhether our Queen, who is, it seems, not supreme in the world of English fashion—whether the highspirited young ladies of the aristocracy ...
... [-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. [No. 1, Vol. Jax. Ist, 1863. ...
... School, so long as American slavery and Lancashire prosperity were identical? A little more prudence on so delicate a question would well become these calculating politicians, who took the side of Mr. Buchanan, the pro-slavery candidate, in opposition to ...
... abusing slavery and yet enjoying the sweets of it, have no right to join in the laugh. If this society means to be considered in earnest, it must adopt the practical, and denounce the purchase or use of slave-grown cotton as the brave old Anti-Slavery Society ...
... THE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SiB,-I beg leave to offer a few remarks on the Af Bible and Slavery question now being agitated, and s5 arising from an article which lately appeared in the Times. r, I have read it, and felt ...
... THE BIBLE AND SLAVERY. The Times of Tuesday puts into the hands of Atheists, Deists, and all enemies of the Holy Sciiptures, the following weapon —* *ln that book (che Bible) there is not one single text that can be perverted to prove slavery unlawful, though ...
... cherished slavery, quashed the act. Again, in 1712, a petition was drawn up and signed by many citizens of Philadelphia, proposing a tax of £2O a head. At the same time William Southeby presented one praying ' for the total abolition of slavery in Pennsylvania' ...
... SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—Mr. Westhead thinks that a differential duty placed on slave-grown cotton would hasten the period of emancipation. Of this there can be no doubt, if placed upon all slave products ' as slaves then would become valueless; ...
... WHITE SLAVERY The sad death of Mary Aww WaLKLEY, in the middle of the gayest season that has been known for some years, will, it is to be hoped, not be without its fruits in improving the condition and prospects of her sisters in toil. e ad- dress of ...
... anti-slavery faith, but we now think it a happy thing that the opinion of the conoatr has been thus unmistakeably expressed, for thus we are saved from having to blush in face of all the world at the T imecs newspaper offering defences for slavery, and ...
... published. That slavery was permitted that is not for. pal bid den uner the Christian religion is perfectly true. Bot rae whath this todo withthe Africvnslavtrade? Nothing. freS Nor with slavery in the West Indies. But with regard to slavery, thberewas no ...