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... of the reasonable advocates of abolition who include the vast majority of Englishmen. It puts an end to the only form of slavery to which serious objection can be taken-, it is just to the owners and to the State, and it makes careful provision for dangers ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. VI'LttE travelling not long ago ill one of the south. westcrn counties in Virginia, the following thrilling incidelt to olc p ?? in the stage-coach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part of the ...
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... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has ?? the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe: to Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. DEArD HADAM-In acknowledging your letter and i pamphlet, I take the opportunity of laying before to ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The Bclfast Society for Abolishing Slavery ill Amcrica lately issued the followng circular, which merits the attention of the public . Slavery exists in Ainerica. In the southern divi- sion of that great Republic, there are now held ...
... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Tort subject of slavery iii the Untited States, is of groat intere., to the Chri~tiait public of' this Country. It may not lie very gplendraly kinowin that tile Metho- dlist Church, which is the largest udt'rorninatiorn in the States ...
... statement in reference to slavery in the United States. He had lived in the State of Lonisiana, and knew what slavery was, as he had been connected with that system himself. There were fifteen States in the American Union in which slavery existed. Each of thlbse ...
... whoe, ait the request of' the senior Elder, furnished a copy of' that documeneit to thle Secretaries of the Belfiast Anti- Slavery Society, I believe it to be my ?? to notice the Edi- torial remiariks which appeared with it in your columns on 9th hist. ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. WE have before us a haud-bill, printed at New Orleans, on the 26th March, 1856, which illustrates, in a practical way, the abominable traffic in human flesh and blood which has so long been the reproacb, and may ultimately prove the ...
... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. On Friday evening last, according to annunnerment, AIr. Frederick Douglass, a gentleman of color, formerly a slave in Maryland, delivered the first of a series of lectures on slavery in this town, in the Independent Church, Done- ...
... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. PunsuAaT to announcement, the first of a secries of lectures OD slavery was delivered, on yesterday evening, in the Corn Exchanlge, by Air. James Woat t ins, a gentleman of colour, and a native of the United States of America. The ...
... SLAVERY IN BAvZIL,. THAT venerable institution, the stocks, whicbh 3- on its last legs in England when Bulwer LytD wrote T My Novel, and has all but diti2?3 from the most antiquated of village grne! ia still flourishing vigorously on the other s: e5 ...