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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus

CHAPTER II
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Mr.Galloway is a _colored_ gentleman, highly respected for his talents.

Mr.G.informed us that _prejudice_ against color was rapidly diminishing--and that the present Governor was doing all in his power to discountenance it.
The company spoke repeatedly of the _noble act of abolition, by which Great Britain had immortalized her name more than by all the achievements of her armies and navies._ The warmest wishes were expressed for the abolition of slavery in the United States.

All said they should rejoice when the descendants of Great Britain should adopt the noble example of their mother country.
They hailed the present anti-slavery movements.

Said the Solicitor-General, "We were once strangely opposed to the English anti-slavery party, but now we sympathize with you.

Since slavery is abolished to our own colonies, and we see the good which results from the measure, we go for abolition throughout the world.


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