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... Mlfaga=ine. IMMEDnIATE EXTINCTION OF COLONIAL SLAVERY.- What is meant by Immediate Emancipation ?The fol- lowing is the answer to this question, which has been published as the explanation of the Anti-Slavery party :_ The right of property in man must be ...
... India sugar trade were not disturbed at all, at the ex- pense of our own colonies, and to the indirect encou- ragement of slavery, for it is to the displacement by fo- reign of colonial sugar, that we are to attribute one- half of the increase in the customs ...
... and Foyle drainage bill. In the course of the evening, Lord Brougham made, or presented a petition, ol behalf of the Anti-slavery society, against the adoption of any ileasure calculated to augment the horrors of the slave trade. The business transacted ...
... for Mexico, and allotihei for the AincLicaiis. 'TlI delbates in tile Anieri- (anll ongrcss are of great imlportanec ; the slavery qucs- tion being renewed, a4d the long-threatened dissolution of the onion being mienaced by the soutbern members. For thc ...
... awll East Indian sugar colonies, ansI hosv far they have been effeetive iii carrying ont the views coiftefiiplated by rtse Slavery Abolition Act s. 'l'ls MANyoa, Mr. llorsafll, took the clai r. Mr. P. Shiasii prh- posei a reslufotion, to tts c ofrct, Clint ...
... : flighWater. _ - - _ _ g-,.I -Morn E !on. Fr. 30 Williamt Penn died 171T. Sa. 3 1 Gr eee wich Hoip. foa. 14316,, S n. 1 Slavery abol. i r. Cll C. 183. 1 MA . 2 lottie ofthe Nile. Tit. 31 1lank of Engl. begon 37a12. WV. 4 Calaisik Ily E. b II'I. 1347 ...
... thetm for a possession, they shall be your bondmnin fur ever. Here is tbe law relative to slaves ; anil the adv ocates of slavery ask-and they have as good a right to ask the question as the advecaites for jinuislirisg heretics atid ido- laters~-they a'k ...
... the'atten. tion of the Synod to the subject of Home Missionqs to thn .edocation of their students, and to the question of slavery, on which latter subject they would have an oipportinity of expressing their unqualified abhorrence of the irlivinan traffie ...
... separate, instead~ of cousohidating our friendls.- It is that which has made Ireland a slave, and will con- tinue her iii slavery, till the little clamourers are put ilowu-(chi'0rs)till we overtop the littlo sprouts of' malice and revenge-overcome the ...