... PRICE TWOPENCE. rican citizens, is the existence of slavery and the dominion of Spain in the island ; that', since Spain has not by this time put end to the insurrection, she should permit Cuba to become an independent republic ; and, finally, that a ...

... 1 April, 1871, easily carry any question. This could only mean the material and moral slavery of the great rural population to the hateful and audacious tyranny of few great towns ; or, this being found both intolerable the one hand, and impracticable ...

... And slavery-on her thousand thrones— Trembled, and cursed the awful voice I Heroic, mighty, wise, and g 00.., found us slaves —he mode tree l Alone of all mankind, no blood Contaminates his victory In vain shall Art and Song and Speech praise such glory ...

... this. He was one of the foremost, one of the most earnest, of the advocates of abolition—he stood up against slavery when to be opponent of slavery was a danger a public man. No one realised more clearlv than he did the amount of hatred that such opposition ...

... ng, and the irregular cupidity of her children ; and be ours the mission of raising an ancient race from the comparative slavery, as well of mind as of body, in which they are held, filled with the confidence that heaven defends the right. Magna est veritas ...

... the press at very early age, and soon became the editor of a paper published in Baltimore which advocated the abolition of slavery. His views were expressed with such vigour, to use a mild term, that he was prosecuted for libel and imprisoned for two months ...

... retractation of the document, its re-issue in a scarcely amended form, the angry, puzzled silence that ensued till the Anti-Slavery Society pronounced that the second circular was as bad as the first, then the public meetings held in every corner of England ...

... this circular was for the first “time a recognition of slavery on the part of “an English government; for all friendly rela“tions with a slaveholding country are a direct “ recognition of slavery. The government hoped that the commission would be able ...

... day break his mother’s chains. Ireland ! green Ireland! Catholic Ireland ! rejoice in the midst of thy humiliation and thy slavery’. ...

... into every corner of the building. And how solemn his words come as he pictures the long, sad, weary night of Ireland’s slavery, when priests and people stood shoulder shoulder, and now as then The priests are with the people still.” How earnest his ...

... Nationalist whose mind is aflame with the sense of his country’s wrongs, but of a West- Briton into whose soul the iron of slavery has eaten its way. It is affront to the mind and conscience of the country; it is simply of a piece with the famous advice ...

... life were spent in slavery, but, learning the carpenter’s and barber’s trades, and saving little by little by working evenings, finally purchased his freedom for 2,000 dollars. After becoming a free man he determined liberate from slavery his nine children ...