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... the lawfulness of slavery in face of natural right. To have said more would have been to us irp the preroptive of the Chambers, to whom, and not to the Executive power, belongs the decreeing of the time and manner of extinguishing slavery. Agriculture is ...
... lawfulness of slavery in face of natural right. To have said more would have been to us irp the prerog alive of the Chambers, to whom, and not to the Executive power, belongs the decreeing of the time and manner of extinguishing slavery. Agriculture is ...
... SOME NEW ASPECTS OF SLAVERY. The African slave trade is passing through a new and interesting phase of its existence. Checked at all points along the Western Coast by the indefatigable activity of British cruisers, it is finding an outlet on the Eastern ...
... The Obbw of a British Ship in Slavery. very romantic piece the South American advices brought by the Douro. It turns out that the passengers on board the Britten case, theirrecovery seems possible. may possible to recover the survivoreof A £aced in i ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... impossible. Slave trade, and the abolition of slavery, are two distinct questions, and I have on several occasions reported that there are at present no signs of a disposition to prepare for the abolition of slavery, or to mitigate its evils. `the general strong ...
... States Bank, and a dozen factions. His attention was early directed to the anti-slavery agitation; he was one of the first to ask Congress to declare that the question of slavery must be regulated by the states severally; he saw that interference by Congress ...
... political reconstruction. Like many other American churches, the Methodist Episcopal Church was, in 1844, rent in twain by the slavery question. There were, of course, many ministers and members who were opposed to secession, but most of them yielded to coercion ...
... was one, and w hich mad.* the State of Massachusetts honourably prominent the rest America, ardent and opponent of slavery when slavery was powerfully defended institution, and as man whose generous instincts have prompted him through life to support ...
... the transfer of slave-dealing from West to East is not merely a change of locality, but it is a change in the character of slavery itself. Purchasers from Arabia would be Mohammedans to a man, and some of them of a peculiarly strict and rigid type. Now ...
... made tho State of Massachusetts honourably prominent to the rust of America, ardent and uncompromising opponent of slavery when slavery was powerfully defended institution ; and as man whoso gonero*is instincts have prompted him through life to support ...