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... Mr. Adams was an exception to this, and now we have Mr. Johnson, whose speech made against slavery created much noise at the time. Ho declared in it that !slavery was founded neither on morals nor on Christianity, and he pronounced against the Southern ...
... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of putting down slavery. The Ga:ette publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...
... to lolish t e personal slavery of the negro because of it vils; s aid the social slavery of the white be abolish‘ cause of its most glaring evils? The personal ft dom. of. the slave is only the beginning of the end socis slavery is the evil now to be ...
... ng, no power shall interfere with her self-government. Dr. Gray must go one step farther; he must not only rebel against slavery, but dare to be free. ...
... of Friends, and certainly the oldest mzrnber of several philanthropic associations, such as the Peace Society and the Anti-Slavery Society. We allude to Mr. Samuel Allen, who has lived to the advanced age of n:nety-srzyn. He was a brother of the well-known ...
... really such. Their bondage only lasts for eight years, and in this respect differs from the modern slavery of the African race, but in other respects their slavery is as rigorous as it well could be. The nature of their treatment and labour, their absolute ...
... confederation of many—and that, consequently, the non-slaveholding States were as much interested in the question of negro slavery as the slaveholding States, and suffered disgrace in the eyes of the world for permitting the extension, and even the existence ...
... been for the contest in Paraguay. The Emperor, moreover, declared that measures would soon be introduced for the abolition slavery and for the helping of immigration. ...
... Ambaesador is known all. The earnest anti-slavery speech of Mr. Reverdy Johnson, in which he declared that slavery had no foundation morale or Christianity, that the object of the Southern Confederacy was to protect slavery, and that the vile system died means ...
... {SATURDAY, NOV. 14. 186 a, THE HON. REVEHDY JOHNSON SLAVERY. A deputation of the Aid Union am,. whom were several members of Parliament il 1 thropiste, had an interview with the Hun. Johnson, at the American Embassy London. Iwrf week, when an address ...
... willingly to slavery ! The slavery of the body was intolerable : men rose in arms against it. The whole country was against slavery of the body. England rose in her majesty, and declared that even a negro should not be In bodily slavery; and now some ...
... do—seceded from the Union ; but for what purpose? For the purpose of perpetuating slavery, and establishing a Government which they wished to call free, which had foundation on slavery, and which, therefore, was certain to fall to destruction. They raised their ...