... beetn the piogreessby which nsost of these states have lost their freedloi, l'rom' lode- 1,pendtence to shavers', and finin slavery, wvheit oppression became too. fittle'alile to beat', to internal discord, or stibuission to a forei~gut conuiieror. Stich ...

... wits a subject of intfinite himpn rtanee. Es ely ionith's du i y' cnnsigined two or three thou- st d hisniati beirlts to slavery, n l al ll its uiseriable contsequiennes. Tine Malt atd I'einsion D )uty Bill was read a third timm' aunt passed. A Pt'E.tAt ...

... something refreshing to see him ,ssme a virtue, if he has it not : he has, in his tinme, ael maly parts : that of a horror of slavery and ;i ti usage seems to us a new one. Perhaps he can jrd to throw away a little humanity on Africans, though I thinks it ...

... ie ial Svimm ttiAuileuace, mni doubt tihcy dids ' ith Lamuammiteinti. ime of i l,.umcrlms, ots ttie comii luuuoatuon: 01' slavery, emm time e t t stahiusshiuit at ot c m ,miiuiy ?? btiittimcv lumimded tlmerit'lmhe 'x : imx tiiose si cue ttme rexiiecitmtuinit ...

... star the principles ofa great Mlinister, ccci nec mre (lt; , which had rescued Europe ated saved the vorld frlile degrading slavery)-if it should ?? be Soitd t lat opposed the Crowvn in one ofits deaiestobjeutsbcatsc li tl. that the honour of the Country ...

... creatures to the ?? governiment of his lordshiip: it was for thespace of two years reducing them to a state of ablsolute slavery, lie had heard time Noble Lord (Liverpool) opposite anid the Noble Viscount loud in their praises of this British Constitution ...

... the Monarchichal and Republican partisans of Hayti is impia cable, The latter consider the former as in a state o abject slavery; and we have a letter, in Ivhlch it is said] that a general union might be speedily effected, if the Northern Chief would ...

... Ncapolitan States, but the people of sone and throughout the Papal territories are eager to get rid of the curse and rcqproach of slavery. The representation, said, with every appearance of truth, to have been made by the Pope to Prince Metternich, is of itself ...

... alo earnis eighteen stitu hos t i stele pays more thtan half tiatstitumlit fil ndi- rect tsites. Nowt, twhttt species of slaverys canl be mot e itaitoetable ,hati that of takitigolme ltfoftitel produtcc taised b (lie ?? th l abourer's birow?1 I101pe, ...

... and knew, we felt satisfied thalt, though years and ages had passed awav, during which the chains oa civil an(lI rli'ious slavery liad been rivetted on the necks of minltitudes of Our ic' l0low-creatures inllabiting one of the fairest portions of tile ...

... appreciate liberty aright? Do | we consider that slavery is not the less so, because it bears the guise, or possesses the reputation, of freedom? Direct d and arbitrary constraint of body, or mind, is slavery. Is the indirect controul of our bodily movements ...

... lIon. Friends, tI It lists tittakctl hi n; hrt h could not retrtict the opinion lie hail giveui-t-itt the general system of slavery was one of ] c. ueltv. Mr. ?? said, since Isis Ison. Friend woull not retract ' ! *; lie hat I tSid, lie wvishied hsim it ...