New Alexandria, Penn., November 23. Dear Sir: Permit a stranger to address you. I am the pastor of a congregation of people known as Scotc...

At the anniversary exercises, Rev. Samuel M. Hopkins of Auburn gave the address. I have graduated from Ontario Female Seminary after a five...

We seem to have come to a sad, sad time. The Bible says, “A man's worst foes are those of his own household.” The whole United States h...

Before leaving the subject of Jewish servitude, there are three considerations of chief importance on which we wish you may fix your candid...

That the term forever, when used to denote the continuance of their bondage is not to be taken in its absolute sense, is evident from the v...

MR. EDITOR — I regret that the former account I was sent of your labors of our excellent brothers Thompson and Phelps, was so meager a stat...

Servants of this sort were expected to remain for life, or at least unto the year of general release, and their children were considered in...

Your next main argument is substantially this: — The Jewish nation held slaves, whose condition and treatment were regulated by laws given ...

My heart bleeds when I think of those poor, hunted and heart-broken fugitives, though a most interesting family, taken back to bondage ten-...

April 17, 1857. Friend Brown , — I have received your letter containing twenty dollars, and have given it over with contents to Allen ...

At 2 a. m. went on deck, fearful sight, thunder, lightning and rain, wind blowing almost a hurricane, sea roaring and waves running nearly ...

Another Sunday. Strange that the time, which should seem so endless, flies so rapidly! Miriam complains that Sunday comes every day; but th...