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... ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. A better-qualifled biographer than Mr. Richard bereaved family could not have found, and most admirably has be performed his arduous task. The great charm of this admirable book consists In its perfect reproduction of our revered ...
... the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society for the Emperor of Brazil on the sub. de ject of slavery to No. 9, Cavendish-aquare, and were there 5an receved and addressed by Senhor Andradas, who has been MN forsome yeue secretary of the ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Yesterday afternoon a deputation waited upon the Chevalier Andrada, the Brazilian Legation, Cavendishsquare, to present address from the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, relating the extinction ...
... beginning to cry out that this war is for slavery rather than for freedom. Congress may, indeed, in despair, yield to the demand; but, in that case, not perhaps even yet an immediately impending one, negro slavery, as a social institution in America, is ...
... SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH OF BRAZIL To TEN lnor 0 DTIMY NNW8 S&R,-The mail which has just arrived has brought a story illustrating the moral Influences of davery in the south of BraziL The scanial related in the sub- joined letter, which appeared in the Jernaldo ...
... THE GROWTH OF SLAVERY IS AMERICA [From Corukspoxdent.] The introduction of negro slaves into America ; seem' to date back far the year 1502, ten jears after tho discovery of the Now World Columbus, when the Spaniards, who emigrated thither, carried their ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Yesterday afternoon a -deputation waited upon the Chevalier Andnula, the Brazilian Legation, Cavendish-square, to pr-'sent au address from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society, relating the extinction ...
... AMERICAN WOMEN AND SLAVERY. Wo hear of many women who have been concerned in the agitations America, from Miss Grimkc and LncroUa Mott to Mrs. Stowe and Anno Dickenson; but never yet have heard any leading woman giving'her aid to the side of the great ...
... THE GROWTH OF SLAV,ERY IN . . AMERICA. • The introduction of negro slaves into America •seems to date back as far as the year 1502, ten years after the discovery of the New World by Columbus, when , the Spaniards, who emigrated thither, carried their ...
... SLAVERY AMD ITS EVILS. Ihe Sev. J. Hustles, agsattswan ol oolosr, end who had been a eUve tor years In (he Stale of Maryland, deilvend aa address Moadey «roe tag the WsslSouros hall, ■eyswaser, Irwduu, giving aa acoeaed ot hi* awa aspertonce la slavery ...
... PRESIDBNT LINCOLN'S PROCLAMATION ON SLAVERY. IThe Hon. C. S. Morehead, ex-governor of Kentucky, is publishing in the htlex A Plain Statement of Facts in relation to Slavery in the Southern States of America, in connection with the Military Proclamation ...
... uphold slavery with all its concomitant villanies, or who would use an instrument of torture on his fellow-man. Away with such a thought! These wholesale charges against ministers betray a contracted mind. The Sussex Minister abhors slavery and oppression ...