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... knowledge, in the establishment of Mechanics' Institutes, in the improvement of our civil and criminal laws, in the abolition of slavery, and the general liberalising of our institutions. In achieving these distinctions, he has displayed an industry and an eloquence ...
... known that the holiday week U>« boon always held as a season of peculiar unporlauoe among the Southern negroes. Under the slavery regime no master evor oxpected in this season any work ou the part of his dusky servants Unusual privilegos were extended ...
... incumbent duties of a lal>>urm„ _• • f, ir ward to and theiAt apjieared about to be brought to power before the trajhtions slavery died out, a turn of the road, d ourselves, wm^smsmm Alh. Seely, M P., and the Admiralty.— overcome.” -3 of^buiSinJthe Fr'Jilptick ...
... way through Mexico. Bat 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 ...
... mans spirit to be • part of the Divine Spiritan emanation from it, wh i ch mast r e tsina t o It swim Meanwhile. it is in slavery, in bondage and igoorainee, frim its connection with matter ; and the great object of man should be to free his spirit from ...
... large two miscreants. L Lieno excuse this simile; but “I cannot recall more appropriate one.” To emancipate him self from the slavery of architecture, he long for the time when some much-to-be-desired crash conies upon some of the great ones of the craft! ...
... outrages to were sworn which a subjugated, though still unconquered, nation could be expend. In a ll those years did our slavery add , biro oURREY MAGISTRATES ON FIINIANISX.-At a single bleating to your lot, in recompense for the the Surrey Quarter Sessions ...
... 'wrongs and, outrages to which a snjg d' though still unconquered, nation. -could be exposed. In ?? those years did our slavery add' a1 singl blessing to your lot in recompense for the rivrers'of English blood shed to reduce us to the 1, condition of ...
... season of peculiar importance Radicals; some choice but meaningless phrases are among th e S outhern negroes. Under the -slavery uttered. It is understood that a majority of the regime no master ever expected in this season any committee favour the nomination ...
... on our onward march to libert.y any such oppose us, arrayed under the flag of the oppressor—which has been the symbol of slavery in Ireland, and is the ensign of the enemy of liberty everywhere—on their heads, not ours, be the consequences. We ask only ...
... >jectol thes.i death sarwS^!a?E«^&ra.Si simply means domination for thrmse n„ .dd tl it wis their duty as loyal subjects to•• slavery ot very real and galling kind lor eve told that 1 J et trr J_never man in Ireland who th«ea' er verdict, or in . mosulfltct ...
... lariest and moat Finished Orgaloation In the World. . COnmposed of UNTAUGHT AFRICAN SLAVES FROM THE PLANTATIONS OF AMERICA l SLAVERY AS IT. APPEARED IN AMERICA, prior to the Great Rebellion, faithfully pourtrwyod by thoce who of late have boen freed from ...