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... SLAVERY: Let us , just'ventureto hint, that if any one of the highborn= ladies who has set her name to the remonstrance which is about to be handed to our sisters in. the United States would wrap her delicate form in, her warmest mantle, hide her features ...
... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. The following letter appears in the Morning Chronicle : Sir,—Not many days since I was one amongst a number of ladies who were requested to sign their name to an address from the women of England to those of America, against the curse ...
... ORIENTAL SLAVERY. Crossing over to the right bank we witnessed a very strange exhibition. This was a small Turkish encampment, where we saw soldiers of n6ily all nations returning from the interior of Africa, bringing along with them a large company ...
... SLAVERY IN TIIE UNITED STATES. On Friday, the 26th, a meeting of ladies was convened at Stafford house to consider the expediency of addressing a memorial from the women of England to the women of the United States on the subject of slavery. The ladies ...
... BRITISH AND AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT OF SLAVERY. Tim people of Glasgow have had two large meetings, and those of Edinburgh one or more, to testify their hatred of slavery, and to welcome Mrs. Stowe, the authoress of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Other cities will follow ...
... THE LADIES OF ENGLAND AND SLAVERY IN AMERICA. On Saturday last a meeting was held at Stafford House, at which were present about 40 of the ladies who had assembled at the same place on the 26th Nov., 1832, to promote an address from women of Great Britain ...
... TUE MANCHESTER ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. A SOCIETY has been formed in Manchester, consisting chiefly of members of the Society of Friends, who adopted the following declaration in one of their resolutions: We wash our hands of slavery bylpurchasing free-labour ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. (From the National Miscellany.) And this leads me to remark on the general hopelessness of Amesican slavery. Escape has always been difficult, and the difficulty is now somewhat increased by one Fugitive Slave Law, which provides for ...
... THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. THE second resolution adopted at the meeting of this Society on Monday evening, in Exeter confirms an opinion frequently expressed in our columns, that the acts of the last Parliament on the sugar duties did ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. Sir,—When on a visit to the United States of America, some years ago, I spent a short time —only a few days—in two of the slave states; but, short as the time was, it was sufficient to let me see ...
... importance that those who are earnest in condemnation of slavery should observe consistency; and therefore it is their duty to encourage the developement of the natural resources of countries where slavery does not exist, and the soil of which is adapted to ...
... ;orthroughnnyßookseller, 3d. monthib 1 unstamped. WELD'S AMERICAN SLAVERY AS 1 IT IS—THE TESTIMONY of a THOUSAND WITNESsES.. With Notes, ttc. By 1. A. CH .MEROVZOW, Se, retary of the Anti-Slavery Society. ...