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... a State in which slavery was established institution; and one London weekly iournal puts the matter thus :— The offer of bribe (free trade) for permission to build a State whose corner-stone is the 'divine institution of human slavery,' needs only to ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. ThtUtad Cub* and the Empire of Brazil sew tbeoalycoKinttica is the dellkad world which negro elarery still prevail*. Although the pretence any form, however mitigated, the midst nation musk always be regarded as afoul •tain upon the ...
... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. There are at present, the DeOats remarks, but two conntries in the world claiming the designation of Christian in which slavery still exists. Forty years back England freed herself from that dreadful leprosy in 1848 France followed ...
... fairly carried out. Britain will not allow a traffic by her people in either African or Asiatic slavery. We hope to see Lord Carnarvon soon bring Anti-Slavery Coolie Bill. ...
... SLAVERY AND RELIGION, If appearances are to be trusted, storm is brewing amongst our American cousins, which threatens a violent convulsion of the Western Continent, if not a total disruption of the “everlasting Union.” Slavery, of course, is at the bottom ...
... POPERY AND SLAVERY. We have elsewhere directed attention to a letter addressed by Doctor Paul to the Univert, the Paris Gazette of the Pope and the Pretender. There is on# sentence in it, however, which merits a separate notice, illustrative as it is ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. OSE OF THE PASHAS’ TRIAL. SECOND EDITION TELEGRAM.) Camo, Taur pax. Bey, Chief of the Military School, and Cay a: mie the Somerset Light Infaatry Regi- is acting as Judge Advoeate, up today, before the cour:martial, ue 19 the slavery ...
... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin has addressed the following letter to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe:— Palace, Dublin, Jan. 6, 1863. Dear Madam —Id acknowleding your letter aad pamphlet, 1 take the opportunity of laying before ...
... WHITE SLAVERY. Whleh votild te prafermble, «1m lifeof tnmvftj bom or that employe f Woannot ooqauntod with lb- o« work «- inctod (ram tho but, if bo anytbing much their baisoo toil-mat— bar* perform eouio InnUnoes, car only poor ere*- tom. Thoro is one ...
... TRANSVAAL SLAVERY DcaBAN. Monoat.—According intelligence r.red here from Pretoria the Transvaal \oiks' has adopted a resolution to the effect that and s tribes shall bo broken up. • ' natives compering them indentured for l--'. Ivors to the Boer farmers ...
... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. A correspondent of the Cambridge Independent writes : After raiding the American news this week, and glancing over the field of English society, one is compelled to ask —What are our religious denominations about ? Where is the ...
... letter in the Times:— “ Before Parliament rose a question was put to Sir Staf- ford Northcote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally in India. The subject is a very old one, and the fullest details will be found in old parliamentary papers on India ...