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... iyonsidered what to side aort ruetiil i dfeners of CO- rt- lonial Slavery. wt ra gs I have often heard it remariced, and I thirdwihgra ~dtruth, that the abstract sinfulness of slavery may be' de- .v monstrated without any appeal to thle authority of Scrip ...
... SLAVERY. The following is Lord Broughanm's bill, which has been laid upon the table of the [louse of Lords. It is entitled A bill for putting an end to the Apprenticeshipof those who were formerly slaves ira the British colonies:'- Preamble-Whereas ...
... SLAVERY. To THE EDIOTOR OF' THE CAYEI)ONIAN Alt~FRCUy. Stit-Oti a .firmer Occasion I endleavoured to show in what at ridiculous lighit theile fcoders of slavery aIppeared. iilenl they attempted to support thre totterteg fabric Of tbet accursed system ...
... entirely ignorant of the fendameotal principles sat of slavery. They were told that every wise and prudent as person in these islands considered the use of the whip as he identified with the existence of slavery. After such decla- ?? ratoios it was impossible ...
... Mr Douglasseommenced his address by cbaracterising slavery as a system which was at war with the law of God, and which aimed at the destruction of those faculties with which God has blessed man. Slavery (he said) laid its iron grasp upon 'the intellect ...
... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The following rather original despatch appears in The Correspondence with Foreign Powers relative to the Slave Trade:- VISCOUNT PONSONRY TO VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, Therapis, Dec. 27, 1840. MY LORD-I have paid the greatest attention to ...
... Southern sympathlies, accompanied with an avowed approval of slavery, than Southern sym- pathies masking themselves under a pretended dislike to slavery. That the Times practically supported slavery must be obvious to all who have tracked its course with respect ...
... AM1ULITIO) (F1' SLAVERY. Ott 'I'llosday evelotag lIst, Mr 'I'llaeonitsl 1-IlivArotll Icotruro on Weist India SlCver tot a veer rowded audi- vnvti, in the Tier. M~r MGlhitsM eiglue ljose strcot. oil time suggestion of' Dr John ?? Dr Grerille wais railed ...
... destruction of slavery is not so. In Southern language slavery used to be described as involuntary servitude. If that de- scription is to be retained, and the system lately, proclainied by General'Banks is to be adopted, the abolition of slavery will not ...
... THE CLERGY AND SLAVERY. (rRoX THE DAILY NEWS.) Wo take leave to call attention. to the cireum- VMances attending the redemption of a woman and two children from slavery in Georgia, as described in a letter which we publish from the Rev. John Ourwen, of ...
... HORRiORS OF SLAVERY. An officer of the 17th Massachusetts Regiment, writing from Newbern, N.C., gives the following account of his recent experiences, copied from the Washington Republican:- I had intended to have answered your last letter more fully ...
... proposed by-a I ?? ?? long elserant is thee matter, expressive LI ,btette evils asd- miseries neccessarily attendantI. of Inegro slavery, and their convietiontliat I It1511 th 0 'farther delay is aking measures fri. L %tl ?? and that, int the mean t ime. otesuch ...