... resitet! show yosr Indigna- tion All noble heart3 and oll lofty spirits will H On your nide. The slavery of blnck women iD abolished in America, hut the slavery of white women continues In Europe; and laws are itl mads by men In order to tyro=n he over women ...

... beauty and of grace. A spirit firm, erect and free That never basely bends the knee; That wvill not beatr a fetter's weight Of slavery's chain, for small or g' reat That truly speaks of God witl in, And never makes a league with sin That bllaps the fetters ...

... a shadow. Pleasures do but weaken our minds, and send us for support to fortune, who gives us mioney only as the wages of slavery. Whosoever thinks himself wise enough or virtuous enough is in a fair way never to be either. When we are alone, we have our ...

... where it is sought. Our brightest it blazes of gladness are commonly kindled by nneaxpeuted th( Fusuilu is the voluntary slavery whichl leads us to thiiik, hi~ act, and dress, according to the judgment of fools and the se, caprice of coxcomubs. pri A ...

... especially, anxious to return to ciijilised life, and look upon the condition from which they have escaped as worse than slavery. This is but the com- mencement of the downfall of polygamy in America, and the triumph of civilisation will be all the more ...

... which is the attraction of the mental universe. It possesses a power, the progiressioI of whiel will grade- nilly banish slavery, tyranny, war, disease, and vice from the world, and unite mankind in one great brotherhood. ARTIsICeAL TusEra.-Most of us ...