... through me, pardons the errors of those who abandoned their arms, and again invites them to wash out the ignominy of our slavery in the blood of our tyrants. The temple of liberty is open, but only heroes enter it. The chief who now addresses you is setting ...

... unanswerable f the question had been, whether slavery should no** , the first time be introduced. But what had the P l ?? case to do with the digest, or the sentiments of ?? rit, ?? g j who pronounced slavery contra naturam, when it * , found by reference ...

... Mahometanism has been compelled, under many circuiKstances, to modify itself. We want no other example than that of the slavery of the peo- ple whom it has subdued by the sword.' A state of •lc.-.- ?? ;_ ?? ?? »!,,■ ?? «.f fc_B _* t ojiliec, ?? demands ...

... has submitted them to us as the groundwork for legal enactments. It has been avowed in parliament, that the extinc- tion of slavery is the ultimate object of your Majesty's ministers; ancl that, if the measures recommended as calculated to promote that object ...

... saying this we nro not now entering on the Slave question. There is not a free man, not a Christian man, but must wish thut slavery was put an end to all over the world ; there is not an honest man who would desire to see property guaranteed, no matter how ...

... very ; for it is a truth that cannot be denied, that two such heterogeneous plants as religion and slavery cannot subsist in the same soil. V. — SLAVERY IV JAMAICA. We have often called the attention of the public to the Jamaica Gazettes, and the evidence ...

... DECREASE OF SLAVES IN THE WEST INDIES. (From the Anti-Slavery Monthly Reporter for Julg 1287.) I WEST INDIAN STATISTICS. A bold attempt having been made of late to refute the positions we have maintained, that the slave popu- lation of the West Indies ...

... wish V^ r success, believing with her, that to Christiani c ne African, we must first educate him, and that the ohtion of slavery, to be effectual, must commence J^ong tiie blacks themselves ; and this may be acvoin- by raising the moral standard in their ...

... the confidence ofthe people, and secure the public tranquillity. This appears to us clearly to explain from what state of slavery the regency established in Cata- lonia wishes to deliver our sovereign : it is, no doubt, from that of moderation. Meanwhile ...

... believed that it was the intention of M the great ones of the earth to keep the working classes in a complete state of slavery as long as they possibly could. He ridiculed; in strong terms the different modes now in use of mak- ing freemen, some by ...

... the »jcct of slavery the South American Republics have thT e f a murh mor « l i,)£ral * nd ?? policy than \V- u heir elder ?? iv the nor^' BneiL •m y ?? wish « s ?? lli^ complete success of your Brit' i m the entire abolition of slavery throughout the ...

... corporations begin to manifest the same old English and Protestant spirit, which presented the earliest obstacle to popery and slavery, when last they attempted to violate the constitu- tion. But whenever, or for whatever purpose brought forward, this doctrine ...