... gigantic evil and crime—the shame and crime of slavery —and “ that they had done it at enormona cost of blood and treasnre.” Now, here I would ask, if a majority of the American people wished to abolish slavery, how is it that they could not do it without ...

... giving Congress power to enforce this article by appropriate hwislation—a similar power to that conferred in reference to slavery. Notice of such an amendment has been given by Mr. Roberts, representative of Michigan, and it will probably receive the ...

... FIRST APPEARANCE AT THESE CONCERTS. THE ENTERTAINMENT CONSISTS OF QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SACRED SONGS, AB SUNG IN THE bAYS OF SLAVERY. MR. IL A. LAMBETH, ORGANIST. Admission--31. 61, and ls.; Reserved Seats, 25., at at 58 E,euiield Street Doors °pee a a Quarter ...

... Robert Milligan urged on to loee opportunity for extending the usefulness of the Order, and the redemption of all from the slavery a depraved appetite. Songs wore rendered by Sisters Chaplin, Fraser, Croll, Batchelor, and M'Phsreon, and Brothers Fecquhareon ...

... &c ELECTRIC LIGHT. EXTRAQRUINARY CONSPIRACY. AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY. A NOVEL WALKING MATCH. THE AMERICAN CENSUS OF 1350. | SLAVERY IN THE HAREM. | THE LATE OUTRAGE NEAR MAY NOOTH—STARTLING STATEMENT OF THE PRISONER. THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK. WRECK NEAR ...

... although not absolutely restored, is much better than it has been for many years. A history of The Sect,” which abolished slavery, established Exeter Hall, and sat English society as heavily as Puritanism, said to course preparation by some representatives ...

... effect. Ihe lou t re- Shall Henn with such force that the bawls and face were in • Ntate iwetv. On her he . beine te Meal slavery. The Stet. is to tln• IM wan to Daylieht thie little that wee mat al. Positively nitre with the vielenre. With hands held ...

... and other distinguished Personages. Their Entertainment consists of QUAINT AND MELODIOUS SACRED SONGS, As sung the days of Slavery. All the earnings of this Troupe (above actual expenses) will be devoted the Education of Freed ylavea of Southern America ...

... not absolutely restored, is much better than it has been for many years. A history of The Clapham Sect, which abolished slavery, established Exeter Hall, and sat on English society almost as heavily as Pur itanism, ia said to be in course of preparation ...

... United States, FIRST APPEARANG AT THERE The ertainment consists of QUALNE AND MELUDIULS SACKED SONGS, As Suvg ip the days of Slavery. Ma H. A. LAMBETH, Organist. |, fl, and 1s; Reserwed Seats, 2s, at ~ Rentield street. a! Upen at a Quarter to 7; Organ Ee ...

... to work, and the only drawback is that the people can hardly credit the good news that they are not to be compelled into slavery or formed into armed bands to fight the battles of those who have relieved them from the harsh yoke of Cetewayo. They are ...

... axiom tm more pleasure give the xteedom the city the great American citizen, ex-Piesident Grant, who shook the last chain of slavery from millions of tbe people of bis country (applause). It likewise gave turn pleasure occasionally to see the press of Austria ...