... Mould be formed. Mr Gilpin remarked that ohms o g ir speed that no slavery ahatdd exit, we ott bo MI that emditin carried put. Mr Biome commented severely on tbs existence of slavery. dissunoion fatowd, bat the motion wsa ultX motel, withdrew. Or LOAD ...

... bodily and dor/ Dorm Having, by and practice, she wilds , . mad certain yet 181Mo:oil tel. Barr air root- roper, add elfeelarl slavery radar 41,0111dr Dear. dory. $ a.] Weaker. Nemo and dental Dablety. mid all Disorder. asking hum baler. Interim. caster ...

... with • violation of the law of the place. If, therefore, whale your ship ia within the territorial waters of a State where slavery exists, a person professing to be a fugitive slave Mill admission into your ship, you will not admit him miler his life should ...

... % r il ra: thorns Hardy, on behalf of the Govi creed the debate for the eight. H. that the Circular wee a recognition of slavery by thd=lish Government foe the fist time, sod that it wee to maintain oar treaties and to respect the rights of other sr. ...

... fore to live orectly for themselves and thou. neighboor . Althoter America 4 • land of freedom, rod mord • free runny, roe slavery erred to ear, its law. are eat st More by • very largo nature of its people, red . gnat many rote ad rektor.= are perponatod ...

... dav cod (Ample 10a, 11; end as high pee ter-2M time being got for thet whir the rem xvl for prodriag. Wee Yin or ra•sy, or slavery thought won Amery, for Yam slew. been ere of their Maim. we. He period. by parr • rt the Whim embower of the wears h redact ...

... danamieMerthe, and violate your wive@ sad daughtors. It maims think of it nod to gi. way to hopes of peace, which mould oily slavery et/oohed—pm. as Beeman* teethes It—that is to is,, with France on her tholerim tramformod into • proriace of the Holy Empire ...

... tokens& to we the cruelty thit proctied Moe. B iti orrtell )Go, sir, that although I lams was thorns 'poke; degradation sod slavery, I am sot mad. Oh, lady, you will believe me, I ham you will, your kid face tells me MM. If you bare on. to offer me Mc: l ...

... wellresemod speedy pointed eat that the Act of 1873, which we mid to have Mae Map taken by the late Government rapport of slavery. bad nothing to do with the question at issue, and urged that both of policy sod the requirements of international law would ...

... et MOO., a LAGS sad meads ' held the rut. Bell, Sheffield, ow Toads, t,. protest spinet the .1 trade Hut &.10., aesieet slavery loather, forte of the world. Crieowicc ebtaised 110 J decamps from jury Needy, mature ham ficheeld, of Rochdale, for Mafia( ...

... hie captivity, but beyond that his fate was • blank a blank which .he continued to fill op with gloomy picture of death, slavery, and such like. We. he still alive I did he remember the little girt he bad met st Plymouth uoder Sam dintesire rot I And ...

... sal • keeper of 4 and Melia by 4 . 1 . 2 y of chief e he lobbed of kis earthly goods„ and his family and were edified Lb slavery. After Wing restored to liberty, Lot j still blinded by worldliams, settled down ti n z i. l . the trollw slued plain. But ...