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... A GENT , —Wanted , ftn Actire Man to Solicit Orders and Collect -A- ActOnnta fur a Weekly Slavery Business . Address 3 To . 1112 , Scotsman Office . ______ ''l , T ' A 3 ...
... the ( . mien- But for-what purpose ? 'Por the purpose of ifrpttuating slavery , and establishing a lioveminent • winch they wished to call free , which had its foundation , on slavery , and which , therefore , was certain to faD to destmctiou . They raised ...
... theNecretary of the Legativa. It was frejucntly interrupted by loud marks of approba. tion, especially those which emphatically slavery as iceonsistent with the happiness of and nations, and expressed sywpathy with the objects of th» Aid Union, His Excellency ...
... / T 0-1) A , At Ono o’clock. For apply to John Murray, Lanronookirk. MECHANICS’ HALL, THIS EVENING. THE AMERICAN WAR AND SLAVERY. JOHE ASANIA, Freedman from South Oitrolina. will deliver his humorous and instructive LECTURE the above Subject, in the Mechanics ...
... Ecclesiastical Affairs in the United Slates—the Episcopalian . ' , Uuitarmus . aud Mormons . The American Miuist-er oil Slavery . Serious Railway Accident—Iioss o £ I ^ le . The AUt-scd . Ill Treatment ot Slowawaye on the High Seas . THE SOTESCE EDIZCATIO ...
... people ought to be respected . . . For himself , he confides in tho Republican party , which saved the Union and abolished slavery ; not in the Democrats , whose success he sincerely bolicvodwould seriously delay the restoration of harmony and peace . The ...
... of the people ought to be respected. For himself, he confides in the Republican party, which saved the Union And almliehed slavery ; not is the Democrats. whose success he sincerely believed would seriously delay the restoration of harmony and peace. The ...
... mass of the ought to be respected. For himself, he contides in the Republican party, which saved the Union and abolished slavery not in the Democrats, whose success he sincerely believed would seriously delay the restoration of harmony and peace. The ...
... secede? Gentlemen, it was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery. (Elear, hear.) They raised their, srms against the Go vra. * ment of their country, for the parpose, ,I sy; of nerpetuating slavery; but God ia Hisprovldence so directed the blowv that, instead ...
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... the manifesto ai addressed te » their American sister gned aud issued thence by English ladies, 8, in depreciation American slavery. Constantly abc vat the person of her Majesty, in the most confidential and exalted relation in which a lady can well stand ...
... -rge mas of the people ouzht to be respcied, For ae con- fides in the Republican p.rty, which : .ve1 the Union and abolished slavery; not in the Democrats, success he sincerely believes would teriously delay of barwony and pease. The spe:ch hax excited profound ...