Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... nothing was more fitted to awaken the anti-slavery spirit, and fire with indignation every generous bosom at the unblushing proposal to found an empire in the South, the corner-stone of which should be Slavery! He said the Emancipation Society would do ...
... majority—measures prudent, equitable, peaceful, have been proposed to put an end to slavery, and passed. . . I understand the objections of those who plead for slavery; Ido not desire to discuss them at length. Not that they do not tell me that the slaves ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION.* Dr. Massie sailed from Liverpool for New York, on the 17th of June, 1863, and he appears to have had the pleasure of a very multifarious body of fellow-passengers, whose character he has sketched in vivid terms, as follows : Roman ...
... 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 ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MISSION TO THE UNITED STATES. , . This (.I.iy is published, in post Svo, cloth, Se.; with Coloured ?clap of the Federal arid Confederate States, AMERICA; the Origin of her Present Conflict, her Prospect for the Stave, and hsr Claim for A ...
... PerPtuating slavery. He approved of the non-intervention policy towards that country, as now adopted our Governnaent and hoped the day was not far distant when peace' would be restored to that brave and industrious people by the abolition of slavery and the ...
... Perpetuating slavery. He approved of the non-intervention policy towards that country, as now adopted by our Government, and hoped the day was not far distant when peace would be restored to that brave and industrious people, by the abolition of slavery and the ...
... reported ad. Tersely to Mr. Summers's amendment to the oonstitirtion abolishing slavery. bat reported favourably on the re. solution declaring that Cungrees to that slavery shall at within the tolt.d The Confederates ars making farther demonstrations Wart ...
... adversely to Mr. Summers's amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, but reported favourably on the resolution declaring that Congress shall have power to legislate that slavery shall not exist within the United States. FEB. 12. The Confederates ...
... stated. The Judiciary Committee of Congreis has made an important report in reference to slavery. It does not approve of Mr. Sumner's proposition to abolish slavery by an amendment of the Constitution, but declares in favour of the abolition being carried ...
... stated. The Judiciary Committee of Congress has made an important report in reference to slavery. It does not approve of Mr. Sumner's proposition to abolish slavery by an amendment of the Constitution, but declares in favour of the abolition being carried ...
... adversely to Mr. Summurs's amendment to the constitution abolishing slavery, but reported favourably on the resolu. tion declaring that Cougresa shall have power to legislate that slavery shall not e4ist n itbin the United States. NEW You, Fee. 12, EVENING ...