... present name:y, Mr. William Lloyd Garrison, who may rightly be described as having led the van in the battle of opinion against slavery which preceded the liberation war. The perils he encountered and endured at the hands of the anti-abolitionists can only be ...

... being to maintain the union of the Colonies by suffering slavery to continue as a domestic institution. '• The two sections of the country, he says, were united in a common sin, with the South slavery being the paramount consideration, and with the North ...

... brave warfare against slavery, and was delighted with the old man eloquent, as•he descanted on the moral battles he had fought and won. But.it would seem that the dial finger of history had been pushed back and the old slavery question was uot yet settled ...

... cluty to attend the meeting, to enter my protest.against the recognition Of slaverl in any light whatever. This question of slavery is not a political question at all. I, as a Conservative, remember with just pride that the great champion of slaves, I mean ...

... Vranischte, and Treschnicza, and commenced a general of all the inhabitants except -young maidens, whom they carried to sell into slavery. I The fugitives whom I have seen were saved by the interposition of Servian volunteers. A subscription was raised night, ...

... University, U.S.A., will' give a Service Of as above, consisting of the 'QUAINT HYMNS AND MELODIES Used by them in their Days of Slavery. Under the Patronage of Herbert Philips, Esq., J.P. William Armitage, Esq. John Ryland'', Esq., J.P. Henry Lee, Esq., J.P ...

... exchangeable value, and will find a market in spite of all prohibition. So long as an Egyptian or a Turk can hold a boy in slavery there will be a premium upon kidnapping and mutilation. Though the slave market has been suppressed, the slave tariff is well ...

... gigantic stride in the progress of the United States, since it delivered the country for ever from that terrible incubus of slavery which was the opprobrium of a people who felt proud of their own freedom and independence. In celebrating the centenary of ...

... that Redfern had made known to him why so little had been done. He could quite understand how it was slut slavery had been pictured to them, for slavery it was, bujt was pleasing to kanw that France and other countries had freedom in Brazil. He concluded ...

... or once long in it tyrent's power, Arise! and think—pinr fathers were free, Arise !and swear that so you. too. shall be! Slavery's dungeon, oh, no longer cower! no spring the , light whieh very hour Shines brighter on the world ! Behold and see The wishing ...

... , will give a .E3r - .N7i.QS Sc>rig; as above, consisting of the QUAINT HYMNS AND MELODIES Used by them in their Days of Slavery. 4 Under the Patronage of Herbert Philips, Eel., J.P. William Arniitage, Esq. Itylands Esq., Henry Lee,'E'sq , J.P. Isaac ...

... for the marriage of their daughters. lie promised to denounce this prectic,e in Parliament. There could not worse form of slavery than to have to a.,k an agent's leave before a man could get his daiigh , Sorer sister married. Mr. Parnell said there were ...