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... that all this was addressed to a public a large proportion of whom were tolerably familiar with the nature and incidents of slavery, and that it was put into the hands of people who had Mrs. Kemble's account of her married life on a Georgia plantation lying ...
... John Hodgkin, J. fi. Braithwaite, andott* bad intarview with Lord Stanley at the Oflu on the subject of the alava trade slavery, A deputation from the Board of Governor!, Directory* taj ot St. Jamea, Westminster, had an intervitfaS tha Poor-law Board ...
... the the old, old story enacted in every land, and under divine institution of slavery : 1 all circumstances political or social ; whatever is The first appearance slavery in the Bible the won. I ancient and deeply rooted seems to foolish people derful ...
... SHORT NOTICES OF BOOKS. The Bible and Slavery is the title of a little book which we heartily commend to all lovers of freedom and students of the Scriptures. In a simple but forcible manner it gives the result of a careful examination of the Old and ...
... way through Mexico. But now the slavery question is settled no political jealousies will be awakened by the purchase of Cuba. The Abolitionists will be gratified in being able to destroy the last stronghold of slavery, and the Southerners will probably ...
... of the island to the United Slates, 50,090000 at the end of a year, and the rest at the end of six years. The abolition of slavery ie on• et ths °auditions of the sale. Ills said that some sharp Yankee eposelatore have, on the strength of these reports ...
... friendly sentiments by i wishing all success to Austria in her policy in the I East. Slavery, we say, must have perished. The Northern States, being free from the curse of slavery, would have adopted the law of England; man can be the property of another man ...
... adopted the articles of the eve owe constitution declaring national to be paramount to state allegiance, a“d prohibiting slavery or any legal or political distinction on account of co- Mar, c.. 1 providing the rights of the people, with the privileges ...
... will be an incen tive to those who may follow in his Then, in God's time, will come the day 20 long fore- told. Su tition, slavery, idolatry, intem war “at thoes shall be swept away, and this fair earth of ours shall be renewed in more than pristine beauty ...
... payment of the rebel debt, and the centralisation of power; declaring the concurrence of the Democracy in the abolition of slavery, and thanking the Union soldiers for suppressing the rebellion. _ The Indiana Convention has nominated Senator Hendricks Governor ...
... and disgusted'his brother, churchmen'-by his ''apologies f8r slavery, that the clergy'of' Fe'nnsy vinia, the bishop at their head, found it neces- sary, on seeing' Bishop' 'Hoplins'i. slavery. pamphlets used as electioneering doouments, to meet in Philadelphia ...
... Iassociating it with the extension of slavery,.end caused slaveryat last to be treated territorially, and to be re- pressed rather by denying ibt room than by waging direct war on it as a moral or political evil. Now that slavery has passed away, and that extension ...