... was severe. The army was thrown into the dust. Frederick's glory faded, his banners were broken, During ecren years of hard slavery God taught us f to ecover ourselves under the pressure au overbeanng conqueror, Our nation es tablished general military service ...

... letters without Press influence showing the insolence and brutality of the Vitlanders, and declared that the question of slavery had nothing to do with the war. Pro- he said the war was not inevitable, but it was due to the incapacity of rulers at the ...

... tho purchase ! ‘°J? «|iutHl>le terms order to enable the j farmer labourer and artisan fits ■ centiy, and i-xjxd for over slavery and ery frera heir hutnhlo homesteads. copy of this resolution be forwarded Chairman of the Mallow Rural Couuc.l for adoption ...

... holding, len equitable terms, in order to enable the fanner to trot the labourer and artmen decently, and I expel for ever slavery and drudgery from their hinnble homesteads. That a copy of the I idiom be forwarded to the Chairman of tho Mallow Rural Council ...

... was stream within miles of me, nor could 1 guess which way turn *o search for one These descendant* of the man hunters of slavery days would trail a fugitive into the wildest recesses of swamp and compel him escape rending climbing a tree, where his pursuers ...

... that. the game,,7 Pitt was to impose upon this country a burthen sufb.iontly hzavy to reduce the nation to abject poverty slavery. The robbers, the-persons of the seaitir..ed ' latexel known es Irich laneNorde, the decendarts of the onfis..eting p'unilerarz ...

... that the game_f Pitt was to impose upon this country a burthen guilt iently heavy to reduce the nation to abject poverty and slavery'. The robbers, in the persons of the accursed brood known as Irish landlords, the decendante of the confiscating plunderers ...

... hearts men : cause that involves the freedom of this ancient nation and the emancipation of our people from the degrading slavery landlordism and Orange ascendancy. know the excuse that people give—that they are sickened dissension. Yes. but that the very ...

... “he went too far,” And give him freedom wile a To the memory of Swift, that, when then, it is due into most abject state of slavery to reassert the he alone had the by Molyneux, who, in tara shared the sentiments of his friend Locke, treatise on Government ...

... non-Christ protessediy for righteousness ; that intemperance jan world ony werk be everywhere abolished, and cruel) Masy Crate, slavery wherever Christian ‘y suppressed that Bible, the bog there may be seen the Lerd’s Day, They should family in all lands may ...

... bearing sway by His will, and scrving the wonderful nations in the non-Christian may work for righteous ness; that tay ceasc, slavery be that wherever Christian floas there ma; even the Bible, the Lord's Day, of worshi Ps family purity, should pray that all ...

... indictment, but ere he came to the war he must first commence at the history of what was called tbe Cape. In the year 1834 • slavery was abolished Cape Colony, and he might say that this was one of the root facts of the whole South African controversy ; and ...