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... mentioned, who had claimed thir freedom. Let not the advocates of slavery hope fromn this fact to shelter their system from the odium which it desertves for be it remembered, that in Bermuda, slavery exist in a form comparatively mild, and that even in this case ...
... ANTI.SLAVERY MEETING. ON Tuesday evening last, a meeting of the Belfast Anti- Slavery Society was held in the independent Mteeting- house, Donegall Street. Admissi n, threepenc each person. The attendance was respectable, and composed chiefly of ladies ...
... British Colonies, where the slaves had been emancipated, and also to America, where slavery reigne(l with all its torrers. Hlo Fail it was necessary to bring tbe cvils of slavery before the public, as many of our countrymen who emigr fted to America becatie ...
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... A VIEW OF SLAVERY AS IT IS. The following speech was delivered at a public meeting held ot the Assembly Rooms, Cheltenham, on Thursday, October 7, 1830, for the purpose of adopting petitions to Parliament for the abolition of slavery. ' It was (observes ...
... SLAVERY IN BRITISH INDIA. Timn philanthrophic agitation, whch, since the first ap- carance before the public of Clarkson and Wilberforce, in reference to the question of West India Slavery, had been so long and so successfully sustained, until its ob ...
... BRU['F'li COLONIAL SLAVERY. T1he C0otioiittee of the 1eCIt'Gt Alnti-Slavery Society rcecntly presented, throll e their Secretarv, Rlev. Jamnes Garlile. an Address to Lord lowielk, tho Sceeretrry at WXr. 'The fol- OWillng are Copies of the Address and ...
... SLAVERY ABOLITION BILL. The provisions of the slavery abolition bill, which stood for a second reading irthe House of Commons on Wed- nesday last, vary in many particulars from the resolutions on which the bill is founded, at the same time that they enter ...
... .SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. * ?? 1113 DIV. I,. IT. GArRN1T. ;A s,£asTIN( of tile inli's iid friends of the BelrbSt 'nti-Slavery. Society, was held in the Townsendt- street Presbyterian Chrlleli, iln Friday evening, at eight o'c]ock, for the purpose ...
... 1852, to promote an address from the women of Great Britain and Ireland to the women of the United States, on the subject of slavery, also several other ladies, melmlbers of the Sorietv ol Frioends. 1I'hs fdlosvwin report was read to the, meeting by the DuceWss ...
... following r'esollution :- That the. state of slavery being reputgnant to *justice, sound policy, 'and tip the spirit ofr the Christian r'eligionr, ii Society he now formeri in connrexion wvitl thle Anti-Slavery Society. fin Lon~donr, to be dlenorarriinted ...
... GENERAL ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION. T'1he convention, which has fir somen months pdst heen s nmrinoned from all perts of the civilized world by the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, as- selibled Oil Friday last for the first time in Freema- sons' ...