... architectural piles of that ancient city of slavery; go from place to place, and from hotels to pnaons and public buildings, and apply the torch till London would be a blaze of light—a monument of flame to Ind' slavery. Americans would do it ; they would respond ...

... freedom will be understood, and when men will see that to obey another man, to labour for hint, yield reverence to him, is not slavery. It is often the best kind of liberty—liberty from care. The man who says to one, Go, and he goeth, and to another Come, and ...

... servitude. INTELLIGENCi has been received at Mozambique of the murder near Tegunelo River of a Portuguese expedition, partly anti-slavery, and partly political, comprising an officer, twenty soldiers, and the crew of a little steamer. THE Executive in New South ...

... freedom will be understood, and when men will see that to obey another man, to labour for him, yield reverence to him, is not slavery. It is often the best kind of liberty—liberty from care. The man who says to one Go, and he goeth, and to another Come, and ...

... to several friends, who noticed nothing unusual in his manner, add no motive can be attributed for his crime. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CEBA.—The Spanish Chamber of Dupities has unanimously agreed to a resolution to set at liberty 26,000 slaves in Cuba who ...

... right, when the time for action arrives, because we are afraid of what other people may say or think, is the worst form of slavery. To break such bonds we need a deeper consecration to truth and duty. We may admit all the arguments against such bondage ...

... monopolies of the East India Company and Bank of England. 7th. I shall support the entire and speedy abolition of colonial slavery, impressment for the navy, and flagging in the army and navy. Bth. I shall support an enquiry into the Chrirch of England ...

... oppressed. Gordon cannot rest as a quiet plodding secretary while there is disorder to be quelled, misrule to be put down, and slavery to be abolished. He must go forth to the fight. Woe to him if he lift not his arm as the friend of the needy, and the deliverer ...

... victorie! Now's the day, and now's the hour; See the front o' battle lour; See approach proud Salisbury's power— Twenty years o' slaverie! What will be a traitor knave? Wha will swell the Liberal Caver Wha'll help Erin to enslave? Traitor! Let him join Joe ...

... Peacock would bound down to the hours if they resolved to keel, the gates open, and he certainly objected to tl , ;, kind off slavery, which would be the result of ing the gates open so late every evening. After snore further discussion it was remitted the ...

... —And the drudgery o' the bussyfscap, and let the wud-be-lords o' the creashun, as they ca' theirsel's, get a preein' o' the slavery they hae dealt oat tae us, the leddies o' the land. Mr R.—Noo ye become a Leeb'ral yersel ! Ye want tae fling aside man's ...

... y matter enough to burst in pieces the social structure of the world. It came as a doctrine of librty into a world which slavery was steadily destroying ; it came as a doctrine of equality into a world in which the classes were sundered by an impassable ...