1
The anti-slavery men were like anthracite in the furnace,-redhot,-whitehot,-clear through.
2
When he smote Virginia, the non-resistants, the anti-slavery men, learned a lesson.
3
Harrison and Van Buren were alike objectionable to anti-slavery men who understood their record.
4
Doubtless Saxton was recommended for his position by General Hunter, both being ardent anti-slavery men.
5
In some sections more anti-slavery men belonged to the Democratic party, and in others to the Whigs.
6
The feeling of the Whigs against these anti-slavery men was bitter and damnatory to the last degree.
7
The speech undoubtedly had great influence in the North, and caused many anti-slavery men to turn back.
8
Northern anti-slavery men criticized the act as the entering wedge for another great surrender to the enemy.
9
He did not, however, place himself on the most advanced ground taken by the radical anti-slavery men.
10
Lincoln recognized the danger, at once withdrew his candidacy, and persuaded all the anti-slavery men to unite on Trumbull.
11
No wonder that strong anti-slavery men turn infidels when they hear Christian men defending American slavery from the Bible.
12
Only the radical anti-slavery men of the type of Sumner and Stevens and Lovejoy were strong and unyielding in faith.
13
Among the anti-slavery men who at first saw no fault in the aims of the Colonization Society was Gerrit Smith.
14
As this system operated to make the Negroes either nominal Christians or heathen, the anti-slavery men could not be silent.
15
Thus the Republicans began redeeming their pledges to the anti-slavery men on the one hand and to the commercial interest on the other.
16
The aversion with which the extreme anti-slavery men regarded Chief Justice Taney was strikingly exhibited during the session of Congress following his death.
