... miad the words uttered by John Randolph, himself slaveholderl pity the head and heart that man who comes “ here to defend slavery.’ THE LON] JOURNALS. The Times thus explains the pressing business of recent Cabinet Councils:— It will have been observed ...

... January, on my reiuro from Ireland. In tbe following March Lord Goderich brought forward a scheme for the abolition of negro slavery, which was not approved by the Cabinet; and in consequence, whether of bis own accord, or upon a suggestion from any other ...

... in disguise, too long for the cause of civil and religious liberty. To his evil star Italy ascribes her re-subjection to slavery. Her sons of freedom, to the present hour, exclaim against Lord Palmerston the spoiler of their victorious struggle for liberty: ...

... civilization to keep bis aub- Feb 15, George , It I ' Bnd , h. called tbem-in ignorant, super- Royal Artillery fl'f f stition and slavery. French writer has aaid, “In all rbauotat.sm, 16j William «annej 71st f.bns, K.blS , Main, there but on. man,-but one will ...

... .independence, not like the courtier, who, bare-headed, makelh a leg for favours in expectation, and is bound to present slavery. He promotes lone of charity, seeking charily—and thus improves the benevol nee of mankind. He is ever open-handed; but, with ...

... to their uioraliiy (hear, hear). Reing r .; oatmeal, loads; tiour, 3 barrels, lielani—NVbe*t in no better than a state of slavery home, the great 25 qrs.; Indian curn,7,850 qr».; flour, sacks *i,d 25 bn*' object of girls in a destitute family was to obtain ...

... Minister! in the Cortes echoing these sentiments ; and the liberal senator Oh zaga himself comes forward with a motion that slavery must never be interfered with, whether for mitigation or abolition. All this is as mean as it is impolitic. It not by relying ...

... this grinding tyranny, or his intended patron would «ay, This not the man for me.” Is it possible to conceive a degree of slavery more pitiable than this picture disclose* to our view ? It remarkable, too, that, so far as appears from the trial, the material ...

... ormation nßlhins to from it, bis opinions ate favourable to it; without siruggie is under mistake (hear, hear); slavery of the body andabhoro the slavery oflhe mind, and if the House of Commons, where I sincerely trust t|m ia in advocating those principles, and ...

... (loud laughter). He did think a better day was coming for his poor countrymen. He believed they would soon renounce system of slavery and embrace the freedom with which makes free—that they would leave the darkness of Romish error for the light Gospel truth ...

... themselves, and, Mr. Napier said a few days ago, none w« such tyrants as those who were slaves. There was the combination between slavery ami despotism ,,e into whose soul the iron enters is the wry fl** l IO P ,er .®* the soul of another. The unaem Pr. - '‘ l ...

... cheers). From the shores the A'la ntic to those the Mediterranean; from the Baltic to the Black Sea; from the desire abolish slavery to the hope of amelioration for all countries of Europe. I see in the moral in the political world that there are two nations ...