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... refused his sanction to this Act. A Dutchiman (says, , Mr. Burgh) comes over to Britain on pretence of deliverisig ' us from slavery, and utakes it' ofie'6f his first works to plunge if us into the very vice which has enslaved all the nations of I, the world ...
... gale- las refortn Itas ltces thlrosvst out, Cesileery reforiss thraLst over, MnI OtveLv CNeac's reso- lhtions os West Iidia slavery unsupportedil even bythe voice of a singe stlillt, pseliaesneitarv reioerm left to thte Mtrruis of BhI3ttdford and , t ategativc ...
... were so fond of Elie liberty of th pxes and none of whom talked of Tr repealing these odious statutes that held the press in slavery. When they were first proposed, the iviigs opposed them; bat, u coming into office-they retained them'. The wolrds of Shake~speare ...
... were in progress in St. Domingo, the P'rettctm Conveation, in thuo mionthi of Februars, 17791, passed a decree, abolishinig slavery throughout tite wvlole of the French Coloniesn and t hul conlirined wviat the cumi.. tlissiolners, Polveret amnd Settliontla ...
... together with other - Christian ministers in the town of Liverpool, signed a decla. t sed ration against the system wef colonial slavery, earnestly en-. r For- teating the friends of Christianity, liberty, and peace, to em ploy their influence -in every co ...
... George Jipey, ofWhitby, n the on side, and Mr. Cree- be, -3on, on the other, last week, before the committees of -the Allti.Slavery Society and Liberian Societi cyatbrog, grol the result of whir ?? the esut ofwhih was, that the following resolution was fr ...
... but if such were tte case tlty toust expect to pass the r.ipaindltir of their existen're in perpetiuttl Ihutishtuneilt thtl slavery -- a state rep. Itoeriiit wvitich lie Itatd doubts whlether it was not is avorse punishi enit than even tdeathi itselt. Thet ...
... commercially im- portant; indeed, the only decided feature in it, is hlis opposition to any attempts at the abolition of slavery in' those states where it exists. il-fe's-cu hyI-oce, 'rlio os, 'ce'/l , 9 o'c/ock. 'l'ue packet, Englald, which is oft' the ...
... advani- tagds cofiferre'd'through the instrumentality of a ref6rined re- precsontatih, need lie rientiao the abolition of slavery ? That a S'st-6tn sbopposed t6 every enlightened and humane febling, that such a sfi-ma had heenr wiped away from our national ...
... were pressnt fron; di vet harts of the coulstr.N, adfo leeae nuents which iwerenaiiad~eitapipeaed that the Oippoilcnt 01' slavery were gaining ground. Letters wvet e read Ifront ouarnv i l~idivuals who agreed that ?? 'buaM lie 0 Cmaoepiomise,ln bthat ial ...
... inforin you, that if you are willg to be made thie instruments of the poor-law i counmissiotiers in reducing your neighbours to slavery, we will iot become your instruments by employing the slaves of your makinig. You have voluntarily accepted the odious oflice ...
... Ylawee, and tleev. Thomas Scales, her, of Leeds. Mr. O'Connell, inveighed in stronf lnuge ' against America for maintaining Slavery.-' he resolu- 5 lions will be found in our advertising columns. TALLaYRAND.-Tlie Amsi de la Religion gives the fol- lowing ...