... Anti-Slavery Deputation. On Saturday last a deputation from the committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society waited on Sir John P. Grant, K.C.8., Governor of Jamaica, at 29, Lancaster-gate, Hyde-park-gardens, for the purpose of presenting ...

... attire, and slavery with flowing drapery and Parisian modes. A remarkable newspaper has just been simultaneously issued in New York, Brooklyn, and Washington, under the auspices of the African Civilisation Society, addressed to the coloured people of ...

... to be worse than slavery. The world had got too old to tolerate such a state of things as slavery any longer, and it was, he thanked God, at length effectually put down. He did not believe that the heart of England was ever with slavery, and he believed ...

... unthought-of dignity and glory. Henceforth our country has a moral unity as the land of free labour. The party for slavery and the party against slavery are no more, and are merged in the party of .union and freedom. The States which would have left us are not ...

... to be worse than slavery. The world had got too old to tolerate such a state of things as slavery any longer, and it was, he thanked God, at length effectually put down. He did not believe that the heart of England was ever with slavery, and he believed ...

... It is the remaining influence of the old system of slavery in Jamaica that has produced the dreadful events of the last few months. So in America. Slavery brought on the late terrible war. Slavery committed the horrible excesses of which the bloody record ...

... President then went on to speak of slavery and the negro. He had been brought up, he said, under the very shadow of the institution of slavery. He had bought and owned slaves, but still he had always been for abolishing slavery upon any basis which could be ...

... founded on the idea that slavery is the natural and normal condition of the negro race. The issue was whether the great Republic was to maintain its providential place in the history of mankind, or a rebellion founded on negro slavery gain a recognition of ...

... Congress the power for appropriate legislation is not less significant than that which formally abolishes slavery. Since the abolition of slavery restores all men to the natural condition, Congress has to regulate the position of each by the necessary ...

... donors of the addresses. When he was last in that room nine years ago, and was speaking of the slavery of intemperance, some one cried, What about the slavery in America ? He replied that he was then returning home, and would not rest until the blot ...

... donors of the addresses. When he was last in that room nine years ago, and was speaking of the slavery of intemperance, some one cried, What about the slavery in America ? He replied that he was then returning home, and would not rest until the blot ...

... range of negro slavery has been considerable, he said he should show that the negro has not changed his characteristics, whether located under the cold of a northern climate or the heat of the tropics ; and, moreover, that while in slavery he was incomparably ...