...Baltimore. Those having servants to ship will do well by making early application to James F. Purvis," &c. Human flesh is now the great staple of Virginia. In...domestic traffic. " The trader (African) receives the slaves, a stranger in aspect, language, and manner, from the merchant who brought him from the interior....

...Baltimore. Those having servants to ship will do well by making early application to James F. Purvis," &c. Human flesh is now the great staple of Virginia. In...RANDOLPH declared that Virginia had been converted into "onegrand menagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles." This same gentleman...

...Baltimore. Those having servants to ship will do well by making early application to James Purvis," &c. H grand menagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles." Hon. Charles Fenton Macer (a member of congress from Virginia since 1817) asserted in the Virginia...

...States from which Mr. McDonough proposes to renew his stock of human chattels. " The ' Ancient Dominion' converted into one grand menagerie, where MEN ARE REARED FOR THE MARKET like oxen for the shambles ! ! Is it better, — is it not worse than the (African) slave trade ? — that trade which enlisted...

...evils of the south the execrable trade of breeding slaves for sale. By it " the ' Ancient Dominion' is converted into one grand menagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles."2 This is no figure of speech. The number of slaves exported, from Virginia alone, for sale...

...breeding slaves for sale. By it " the ' Ancient Dominion' is converted into one grand me-> nagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles."! This is no figure of speech. The number of slaves exported, from Virginia alone, for sale in the South*...

...Randolph, in the legislature of Virginia, in 1832, declared that Virginia had been converted into J¿-"one grand menagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles.".Cl The same gentleman thus compared the African with the Virginia, or domestic, slave trade:...

...profess religion, and yet sell on the block children of their own bodies ! The slave-breeding state is one grand menagerie where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles. Virginia alone exported to the other States in 1835,. forty thousand slaves, the produce of stolen...

...action of the Federal Government in behalf of Slavery:" "In the legislature of this state, in 1833, Thomas Jefferson Randolph declared that Virginia had...domestic traffic. 'The trader (African) receives the slaves, a stranger in aspect, language and manner, from the merchant who brought him from the interior....

...evils of the south the execrable trade of breeding slaves for sale. By it " the ' Ancient Dominion' is converted into one grand menagerie, where men are reared for the market like oxen for the shambles. "f This is no figure of speech. The number of slaves exported, from Virginia alone, for sale in the...