... Lucretia Mott, THE ANTI-SLAVERY ADVOCATE. whose fame as a speaker had reached me in England. On entering, I found a woman speaking, whose personal appearance answered to the description I had received of Mrs. Mott. After delivering long, unmeaning harangue ...

... were kept in jail eighteen months! Nine of them died. Instructed daily by benevolent persons, they made some progress in speaking and reading the English language. Their conduct was very exemplary. After having been exhibited to crowded audiences Philadelphia ...

... more absorbing. More and more frequently he wrote and published letters, essays, sermons, &c. upon it. The exceeding plain speaking of the abolitionists ; their telling the simple, unadorned truth of system, with respect to which almost unbroken silence ...

... and thev would cheerfully brave pains and penalties rather than lay a straw in the way of the fugitive. And now that 1 am speaking of that place, I reminded of an amusing expedient adopted a mild Scotchman to give a slave time. He was in the settlement ...

... knows right well that if were in Virginia, and that I used the privilege of which he has availed himself the privilege of speaking and writing my thoughts as a freeman—my civil liberty would be mere moonshine, and the press which dared to publish my free ...

... deference to the mandates of his slave- Sling associates. copy the Ho™g the work of Mr. Carpenter, already referred to , speaking of visiting Charleston and preaching for Dr Gihnan, he says When I was m the pulpit, it occurred to me to show Dr. this ...

... Atlantic to this country appeared to have very contrary effect upon the Americans; for many of them who had never been heard to speak against the slave system at home, no sooner touched England’s shores than their opinions seemed to undergo a change, and they ...

... That mammon's lure or party's wile can win To silence now ? Now, when our land ruin’* brink is verging. In God's name let us speak while there is time! Now, when the padlock* for our lips are forging, Silence is crime MISCELLANEOUS. SKETCH OF THE ABOLITION ...

... that they are “ lying spirits,” not to trusted. How, then, has arrived truth out of their mouth ? He does not tell us: but he speaks calhedrd; and he warns to watch and pray, for the day of combined vengeance and salvation is at hand. take his warning; but ...

... Stephen Foster addresses himself to the labouring classes, lie often does in our meetings with great beauty and power, is speaking to those with whom is emphatically identified. man goes to the field with a greater relish, few to better purpose. Whatever ...

... s. Of the education, laws, and constitution of Indiana I may say something at future time. You will not understand me as speaking of all the people in this section what I have said. But where persons have come from the slave states, not one of my pictures ...

... Advocate for November, have moved the editors of The Slave to the , use of language which our words did not warrant. They speak of the “ editorial cudgel,” and declare that they will neither be browbeaten nor cajoled” out of their deliberate opinions ...