... the question of the morality of slavery. I found that it had really come to this with us, that not only our publicists, but the ministers of our churches, were ,openly expressing their doubts as to the character of slavery in its moral aspects Instead of ...

... Ca*«iii«. by Mes«rs. and recitation, The Wreck of the >yal George, Mr. C. H. Owsley ; a reading, Lord Brougham's Speech Slavery Mr. Lindsey ; a recitation. Try, Mr. H. Adams a recitation, by Mr. F. Pitt; and a recitation, I to Fly, Mr. Asbury ...

... and the Catholic Association and the Anti-Slavery Society in past times. Right reason, acting through the organism of the State, would have suppressed free trade and maintained the penal laws and negro slavery. The truth seems to be that, though Mr. Arnold ...

... having no use for them, anal finding slave-labour cheaper and better adepted to the climate. At the North, the entire anti slavery movement was, by a curious paradox, also anti-Irish, being vehemently opposed by them under the impression that emancipation ...

... fa'. our of French consent as a condition of the of the national' rights of Italy. This he just 'y Fegards as a badge of slavery. He also ad voc. , #ev a total rupture of diplomatic interc:line with Franco. There are rumours about the disei,very of a ...

... thoroughly aroused upon the subject; anti-slavery publications circulated everywhere; anti-slavery lecturers travelled through the land; anti-slavery societies were formed in every town. At Cirencester an anti-slavery meeting was held. One of the speakers ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former position of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North-German Confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former position of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North German confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former positien of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North German Confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...

... Machine, though long delayed, has at length afforded the needed relief, and womanhood rejoices in her emancipation from the slavery of the needle. The subject of Sewing by Machinery is one of great interest to our readers, as numerous letters received by ...

... is famous for giving birth to William Lloyd Garrison, whose name will for ever be associated with the overthrow of negro slavery. But what created the greatert interest was the fact that George Whitfield suddenly died there, from au attack of asthma, ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former position of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North German Confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...