... ?? ty its great polical achievements, d te more memrable portions, such a i hich Preceded the Feform Bill of 8,thabiieAo slavery, and the agitation fo epso hecr laws. The Tories werealysainththe were going to destroy the gloiu conitetiog of the, coantry ...

... Public feeling, he eald, has lately been a good deal exercised In regard to slavery abroad, but it would seem that ther exisat in our very midst a species of white slavery, hitherto much h!dden from view, but which, I should hope, needs only to become ...

... foreign interven-' tion in colonial reforms, asserted that' if the Cortes voted and the Crown approved of the abolition of slavery it would be carried out at all hazards, and reiterated that no reforms would be introduced into Cub, to long as the rebellion ...

... day as distinct organisations. The Southern Methodists had Aeen enthralled by political pre- judice; but the, question of slavery rose for solution. Four million hunman beings were in bonds, and their' cry went up to heaven as if they all were high priests ...

... of her Majesty's ships as if he were free, and shvill not be removed from or l ordered to leave the ship -on the ground of slavery. Such a declaration would not have been needed but for the errors, as it seems of more than one Administration, for i cannot ...

... idea has made way in a very few years. There is no evil institiition more surely doomed to fade out of the world than this slavery. Our first efforts towards a rational treatment of our Colonial possessions were also attributed to decay. National morality ...

... Taise himself above himself. to become a leader of men in order to free them from the bondqgo of an alien and infidel slavery, of his triumphs over the jealousies of his contemporaries, and his final recognition as the head and saviour of his people ...

... weman and the woes of Hindoo widows, reated his case on the occurrence of certain Hindoo tets which justify the perpetual slavery of woman. Mr. Jusice Phear vas somewhat austio in his remarks on this, shovtg that the Habeas Corpus would thus become not ...

... their national saint. It was God's will that as they weee destined/ to deliver souls from the slavery of the devil they should pass through the bondage of slavery themselves, as did their Divine Master Jesus. Then speaking of the wonderful works of the two ...

... Cortga abolish- long slavery in Cuba forthwith; but fearing that serious trouble to agriutrsswudesefo stant of labourers, they would endeavour to solve Ithe difficulty by proposing a bill providing for the i abolition of slavery in the island in a certain ...

... are, as a general thing, well located, surrounded by fertile prairies end embosomed in magnificent natural scenery. Before slavery was abolished, many people here, as well as in the other Cotton States, were wealthy. But their wealth consisted in land and ...

... of them addressed an election meeting on the subject of the war, and showed that the issue was slavery or no slavery, andthat; as the abolition of slavery was only a question of time, it was their interest' that it.. should be abolished at 'once, for ...