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... exposing the wrongs the people, 1 and those who noted with me have succeeded pulling down one great bulwark—we have put end to slavery—hare vindicated the independence the human mind, and rendered conscience tree.— (Loud cheers.) In cHecting that object, de-1 ...
... I.INRV Tit AOK IN IRELAND. Sir ROBKIIT BATJKSOM rose to present a |M>tilion, mid as it was neither slavery a repeal of the Union, he hoped to obtain the attention of the House. regretted much at not •eing any of his Majesty’s Ministers present. recollected ...
... of Ireland confide in ns, let men, women,nndchijdrcn petition. The women of England have signed a petition ngninst negro slavery, and arc not the children of Irishmen dear to the people the negro is to the fanciful ladies I'.nglaml (hear, hear). Talk ...
... not have more than t’i.»oa year. Of tt.iVOO petition* (hi* Se**ion hoth llou*e«of Parliament for the extinction of Colonial Slavery, *2,400 arc from l)i**enter*. and only *ixly from member* of the H*tnhli*lied Clntreh. Sir Oeorije Murray, the late Colonial ...
... of one is the law fur all ! In conutries nut enlightened by education. Where it that you never cease to hear the clank of slavery's chain, and that the voice of freedom never sounded I In countries nut enlightened education. Where it that man fears to ...
... that our Roman Catholic brethren, would come .forward like men, like rational beings and emancipate themselves from mental slavery which bv its baneful influence has perverted their naturally fine dispositions, has bfu talizeil many of them, and made them ...
... to remal . that the d.ate'y to be comm.ss.oned for the coast iina , of of h e Doctriua.res Africa, for the prevention of slavery— |- df the French PfymoiUk Journal. i Larry. One troop of tlie marched on Sunday for Newtownbarry. The 68tb Ligltt Infantry ...
... the assembly to look unto that Saviour for salvation who delivers His people from a worse than Egyptian Bondage or Popish Slavery. Divine service being ended the Orangemen retired quietly to their Lodgerooms, without Music, Banners, or Symbols, thus keeping ...
... religious sweetens domestic life,and which was essentially persecution (loud cheering;—if the interests founded upon the slavery and debasement of the country advised, or the honor of the; their fellow-men. But the history of the Dutch ceuntry required ...
... the honest, the only ■ patriots, who consent to incur unpopularity for I the sake of the people. The abolition of ne| gro slavery may be safely and prudently accomplished and should consider it one of the proudest days of life, Parliament, to give vote ...
... to make any extract from it, «^ u e Anglesey turn tithe-collectors ; will the the parts cohere so firmly , that detached Slavery ’ cry, which Lord Brougham portion would be unintelligible, rose to the woolsack, be lulled by Lord Mul- Phil Purcel, the ...
... the ’Xa™* way—and really not contemplate great measure, such the India question, the Bank question, the question, Colonial Slavery, in Which the ministers may not,calculate u pen the Repealers quite as confidently as upon their own most devoted friends ...