... Attacks on Slavery. All who were acquainted with Mr. Beecher know that the course he advised for others he persistently and conscientiously pursued himself. We doubt if any man ever lived who was engaged in so many severe battles and carried into them ...

... LIBERTY AND SLAVERY. There is no greater slavery in this country at the present time than the slavery to alcohol. Alcohol binds with its Devil's Chain tens of thousands of our countrymen and countrywomen, binds them in a bondage from which in numberless ...

... WAR-SLAVERY. Oh for a lodge in some wilderness, Some boundless contiguity of shade, Where rumour of oppression and deceit. Of unsuccessful or successful war, Might never reach me more. My ear is pained, My soul is sick, with every day's report Of wrong ...

... First Sermons against Slavery. During the latter part of his ministry in Indianapolis the Presbyterian clergymen had been requested by the presbytery to preach at least one sermon during the sear on slavery. Agreeably to this suggestion Mr. Beecher prepared ...

... Dangers of Anti-Slavery Agitation. ' An Abolitionist' was enough to put the mark of Cain upon any young man that arose in my early day, and until I was forty years of age it was punishable to preach on the subject of liberty. It was enough to expel ...

... IV. E. BAXTER, ON NEGRO SLAVERY. We have a certain hell in view; it is a large bell, of apparently good metal, of elegant shape, and undoubtedly well hung; but it won't ring; the sound it makes on pulling the rope is awful; in short, though the crack ...

... The King of the Belgians, directly upon hearing from Lord Vivian that the Anti-Slavery Society, the Aborigines Protection Society, and the Native Races and the Liquor Traffic Committee were sending delegates to Brussels, expressed his wish that they should ...

... defying every attempt at an answer. From 1833 till 1840 anti-slavery societies on Mr. Garrison's model were multiplied in the Free States; many lecturers were sent forth, and an extensive anti-slavery literature was created. The agitation assumed proportions ...

... States. Like the great anti-slavery movement twenty-five years ago, it is becoming more aggressive and pronounced than all the other questions before the American people. It took many years for the courageous and reviled anti-slavery missionaries, who held ...

... where h 3 was publishing the Genius of Universal Elpancipation, a journal that had for its object the abolition of American slavery. Going to New England with the diet net purpose of enlisting the clergy in his cause, Lundy was bitterly disappointed by his ...

... alcoholic poisons, and which are notoriously centres of =nal and social evil What is the remedy for them and other forms of slavery? In which direction shall liberty and freedom be sought? Certainly not in every man doing as he likee with his own. _ - ...

... national red. the land ailed with the horrors of a and • servile war. MIX slavery must be to or ledessy, beyond the Wilt/ of a resurrection. If the State cannel e the anti-slavery retake. let the State perish. If the be cast dowa by the dr of humanity ...