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... SLAVERY. Mr T. F. Buxton brought forward his promised motion on the subject of the slave trade. referred to papers laid before Parliament show how actively that nefarious traffic was carried on other Powers, and how, in the short period of a year and ...
... SLAVERY PUBLIC MEETING of the PERTH ANTISLAVERY SOCIETY, and of all who are favourable to the Universal Abolition of Slavery, will be held in the City-Hall, on Monday Evening, the 27th current, at Half-past Seven o’clock, to denounce the atrocious Fugitive ...
... SLAVERY. Lord Sdffielt), ou Thursday, presented a petition from Edinburgh, signed by 21,291 persons, praying for immediate emancipation of the Negroes; which they meant, that the earliest possible period there should take place substitution of legal restraint ...
... SLAVERY, Mr Stanley has brought in bill for tho abolition of slavery. It was read first time last night; ami to b« lead second time Wednesday night. ...
... from that date slavery would be from all British possessions; %%mild bring before the public the his'fY of slavery from Roman Bmpire days ' , in to the present, and thereby the earliest efforts presently lo w made by the Anti-Slavery ASSOeht. whose ...
... SLAVERY Yesterday evening, Mr William Love, a fugitive slave from Baltimore, U.S.A., gave a lecture on the subject of slavery, as it exists at the present day in the Southern States of America, in the Independent Chapel, Baltic Street, which was crowded ...
... SLAVERY AMERICA Tiif Liberator, anti-slavery journal of Boston, string* together several extracts from advertisements various dates, to illustrate the horrors of slavery; ami the incidents, though of kind familiar to the reader, are too terrible bccomcjtalo ...
... SLAVERY. 44 More fanaticism ! It is odd that genius is in the way of being fanatical. The most eloquent speakers of the Old World and the New, the first of poets, the first of sculptors, the most inspired of modern painters, are, the subject of Slavery ...
... SLAVERY. A certain man, fettered by his instincts, married with • certain woman, whose instincts likewise left her no alternative. But after • while they discovered what the amount of it was, and grew restive. I am your slave, protested the woman. I ...
... The French Convention ai holishcd slavery in ail the colonies of the republic in the same day the consequences in Guadaloupe were dreadful, that after torrents of blood had been shed, in 1802, the former state of slavery was re-established as the lesser ...
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... SLAVERY AS IT IS. (From Qood Words.) Some persons have laboured hard to persuade others, and many have been led to believe, that the crack of the driver's whip, summoning the slave gang to their labour, was but a stimulating and innocent music—a local ...