...Gospel in no manner countenance, but are entirely opposed to, the institution of domestic slavery. Before closing this part of the subject, it may be proper to consider the question, what is the duty of masters and slaves, under a condition of society in which...

...turn the other cheek, when one is smitten, justifies the infliction of violence by an injurious man.* Before closing this part of the subject, it may be proper to consider the question, What is the duty of masters and slaves, under a condition of society in which...

...the latter, with all the improvements of modern style and method of arrangement. Before we pass from this part of the subject, it may be proper to remark that perhaps there are few expressions more misunderstood, and on which more mistakes have been made, than,...

...They must never forget who it is that says to them, " What do ye more than others?" Before leaving this part of the subject, it may be proper to remark, that the two duties which the apostle enjoins arc closely connected, — immoveable stcdfastness, and persevering,...

...rivers, such as one struck lately in Artesian boring, near Henderson, Ky. • GEOLOGY OP THE GLOBE. 41 eating subterranean cavities of vast extent, into...will here make only one more remark on this subject j viz. : that, while the American Line, traced out above, leaves about as much land in North America...

...the gospel in no manner countenance, but are entirely opposed to the institution of domestic slavery. Before closing this part of the subject, it may be proper to consider the question, What is the duty of masters and slaves, under a condition of society in which...

...hearts — aToWupied their iittrniion — they thought on Ins name!'Now, that we may feel the force of this part of the subject, it may be proper to remark, that, whatever occupies the chief place in our affections, will occupy the principal place in our thoughts....