... of the North as an anti-slavery power was revealed. Its voice was the voice of the Republic, and it warned the European friends of Maximilian, If you interfere, we interfere. Lundy laid the foundation of this very anti-slavery power. Public opinion is ...

... against negro slavery, and millions are spent in its suppression ; and here, in the very counties from which some of the chief philanthropists have come, we find the agricultural gang system at work, with all the worst brutalities of slavery. And all this ...

... was illustrated in the anti-slavery movement. The first person nominated by the anti-slavery party for the Presidency was Jas. G. Birney, of Alabama. Having emancipated his slaves he attempted to establish an anti-slavery paper in Kentucky, but was obliged ...

... are four graves of special interest—those of Lovejoy, Lundy, Dougl as, and Lincoln. The first anti-slavery martyr, the anti-slavery pioneer, the pro-slavery Senator, and the President martyr. When Lovejoy was slain, Lundy entered into his labours, and by ...

... Edward Mathews as the Pioneer of the Anti-Slavery Reform in the United States. Justice requires that he should be better known by this title. There were in America at two different periods two classes of Anti-slavery leaders, and Lundy being a co-worker with ...

... Edward Mathews as the Pioneer of the Anti -Slavery Reform in the United States. Justice requires that he should be better known by this title. There were in America at two different periods two classes of Anti-slavery leaders, and Lundy being a co-worker with ...

... to be silent on slavery ; a rule to this effect was made, thus a clasp was placed upon the lips of 3,000 Northern ministers, and the curse of the Almighty was on the clasp. That rule is now practically a dead letter, and anti-slavery Northern Methodists ...

... to be silent on slavery ; a rule to this effect was made, thus a clasp was placed upon the lips of 3,000 Northern ministers, a,nd the curse of the Almighty was on the clasp. That rule is now practically a dead letter, and anti-slavery Northern Methodists ...

... of death. You have lived to stand victorious and honoured in the very stronghold of slavery ; to see the flag of the Republic, now truly free, replace the flag of slavery on Fort Sumter, and to proclaim the doctrines of the Liberator in the city and beside ...

... which they steadily kept in view was to strengthen, extend, and perpetuate slavery—witness their legislation. The four millions of slaves, from the beginning to the end of slavery, were never represented. If some Douglass, or Martin, could have been elected ...

... td put into the nearest and safest port he eottid reach With the 'Vessel. PARIS ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE.—The united committees of the British and Foreig❑ Anti-Slavery Society, the Spanish Abolitionist Society (La Sociedad Abolicionista Espanola), and the ...

... VIE SUN, LONFON, SATUROA I' EVENING, FEBRUARY 23, 1861. to remove slavery by the use of the same means they were using to prevent intemperance. Several members of the United States Senate had recommended this work. The slaveholding members of the Senate ...