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... America in 1859. When the civil war broke out, strongly supported tba cause of tha Union, and 1881 published work against slavery. In his later years became a believer in spiritual ism, and published several works on the sabjeei, the best known of which ...
... interpreting ?oripture he is boonLto put slavery and wine side by side, and both must stead or fall together. I hold hint totbis. But “Examiner” takes the moral principles of the Bible to guide him reWivo slavery. do I. I wise take the same principlee guide ...
... long intermitted, the Anti-Slavery Society again held a ecrowded meeting in London, on Thursday, Sic Barrue Faeme, chairman, mainly to discuss the question [of the East African Slavo Trade. The bearerof anhonoured anti-slavery name, Sir Foweir Buxrox, % ...
... chained the minds of el who give c. euce to such views. Of all despotism. spiritual sp-tism was the most deepotic ; of all slavery, apii aLtvery was the most slavish. UR. GLADSTONE AND THE PAPACY. Boman Catholic Bishop of Hezham and Newcastle, preaching ...
... StitcaeepeeiaJly in Virginia—where there gnat demand for emigrant* to fill the void created the civil war, and where the death of slavery haa left vacant a rich heritaie on which fn-e labour may rt once enter. People’s eyes have hitherto been fixed too exclusively ...
... lost their liberty, and it was a significant fact that the had thrown off the yoke of the priests—had thrown off a system of slavery which had, singular to say, come to England, and had been received with open arms. The effect of the confessional was of the ...
... Perham • Coakley 31 11 C. I no tell of 111, leaden the def•ort order ham given in thew allegiance. and port to the pro slavery ; party England. If • newspaper th e to doeh. tl lianianity is tbe mme I r moaner him to he, h.- is .4 tb.. . • ! with ...
... the Spanish Government for the immediate abolition of Cuban Slavery. This is the groat object for which the Cabrillo have been struggling for years ; and as bill for the abolition of slavery in the Island was read a first time before the Spanish Senate ...
... praloorrs of a most valuable chounodity. 110 contended the err toe for the working clic e, load that as they had revolted against slavery sod they would revolt against this power culled Use law of sap, ly and balk., M.P., and Mr. Pickard hollowed. Aponte Wore ...
... Friday afternoon hall-past Two o'clock. IVintford and Middtevnch Guardian is puls every Tuesday afternoen at half-past Two, slavery Friday afternoon at half-past Two o'clock. Chester Guardian and liecord is published every Toosdav aftersoon o'clock, and ...
... Fisk University, U.S.A., well give, above, • SERVICE OF SONG; Consisting of the Hymns and Melodies need in their days of Slavery. This will be their ONLY CONCERT in Chester before their return to the United States. Doors open at 7.50; Conoert begins at ...
... influence for good the success of the measure would have upon two hundred millions of Asiatics, who keep women in a state of slavery.—Mr. Bet:maws moved the rejection of the Bill.—Mr. GLADBTONI delivered • speech against the Bill, but his opposition was not ...