... Society to the _' Belgian miners : — Friends , _Companions , _' Brothers , —For a long time you have _suffered a grinding slavery . _Now take _your'reveilge ; 'kill arid _massacre if , eiitire liberty in . everythliig _' _ia _. not given to' yon . ! _ ...

... this inhuman traffic, although it is sanctioned by the social and religious traditions of his people. The Koran acknowledges slavery; and the true Mahomedan cannot, therefore, condemn it. Nevertheless, the iceroy has succeeded in abolishing it, at least name ...

... on of the formation it was at his ordination, but because at the time almost the tu t between truth and in this country as slavery, At the coronation of the first Pro testant king, IV., in , it was the subject of the the first Protestant arch- said that ...

... limits of the United States, I in degree oriminel, an akin to that of which we have lately heard. Aided and abetted by the slavery propagandists of the South, he ambled to get dam off New Orleans with a following of some 600 leaded en the island, but utterly ...

... predecessor of Lincoln, cause into power. His administration gave very little satisfaction is his party, wbo were leagued with slavery, and made the most exorbitant demands on the men they put into office. Mr Pierce was made a Judge in 1863. Nathaniel Hawthorne ...

... may believe the special information of the London Star (and there is no reason for discrediting it), the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies will form one the articles of the constitution about to be submitted to the newly elected Cortes. ...

... Bis wife, when looking at the dead body her husband, said the military commander, who was standing by her side, ** General, slavery murdered my husband, and I do hope that you will reconstruct this Scats on pure Republican principles.**—/few-lor/.- Letter* ...

... three of his children , he _came to this country to plead for money to _buy off four of his children who then remained in slavery , and _he was successful in getting about _. 61000 . _During _the war , the _, chapel and . _schools used by . coloured people ...

... their own, formed upon the prin- ciple cf_ admitting of both bodies to the membership and management indiscrimin- ately. Slavery was likewise a cause of strife, some with manful courage maintaining that participation in that monster iniquity was incompatible ...

... _«»? _•«• _14 _' _•»«« _VJJJJ _&uiiafLruw _&wJM'if * _JuinJ& AW • _., m _, cu uumo _cvu _» Jr _,- _>_| _vuo terrible ,. slavery , _forty-eight _, tiours . on . a ' stretch _. . ; The _signal vane _is _against _us'at the entrance of the main line , ...

... where he learning and eloquence, and was elected to the State Legislature in 1861, Although of apro-slavery family, he and in the decidedly anti-slavery reaction against the popular institution daring the war he was elected (1863) a member of the House ...

... hands of Americans as well Englishmen. Mr W. Lloyd Qarrison, the anti-slavery orator ahd writer, who is entitled to be beard with respect, denies that the North were fighting against slavery. Seward was officially assuring Mr Adams and other foreign ministers ...