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... opportunity of restoring the iniquitous trade. He nevertheless agreed with Lord BROUGHAM that slavery still existed in Cuba, but, on the whole, be hoped that both slavery and the slave-trade were likely to be diminished. e consummation. It se ems, nevertheless ...
... SUGAR AND SLAVERY. (Observer.) Whatever may be the opinions entertained with reference to the causes of the dissolution of the United States of America, it can scarcely be doubted by any reflecting person that the effect will be materially to alter the ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. A biographer than Yr. Richard the bereaved family sot have found, sad most admirably has be perforated bie arduous task, great charm of this admirable book in its perfect reproduction of our revered friend as be lived and moved ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY REPORTER. A bettorAualliled biographer than Xr. Richard the bereaved family could not have found, and most admirably has he performed his arduous task. lhe great charm a this admirable book consists in its perfect reproduction of our revered ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATE. To the Editor of the Weekly Review, Sir,—ln your last week's summary of American news I find the following remark: A disagreeable piece of intelligence comes from Washington, to the effect that the proposal of ...
... The Constitutional Convention of Maryland has abolished slavery in that State, by a majority of 53 against 27. The meeting of the Democratic Convention, to b 3 held at Chicago for the inauguration of the Pre. sidential campaign, has been postponed from ...
... 9, 1864. Negroes themselves is hardly less than his desire to abolish Negro slavery. Certainly such a man, whatever we may say of him, cannot be accused of being an Negrophil enthusiast, to borrow one of the cant terms of the French Revolutionists. If ...
... has adopted, by a large majority, a constitutional amendment declaring that hereafter in this State there shall be neither slavery nor involuntary senitude, except in punishment of crime, whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, and all persons ...
... doomed to perpetual bondage? Here is the answer. Missouri has abolished slavery ; Western Virginia has abolished slavery ; Delaware is preparing to abolish it and has elected anti-slavery and Republican majority in the Legislature; and just now hear ihiat ...