... DOMESTIC SLAVERY. ’* H. Ido tiaak Ut«r« a of poopto who work root hag boun m. Ik# doMMie aarvaate. would mid of keapin* prl a» weak for arm 100 p**r •aak * WKa» woatd ba. aad I tbiak that >o many work of ia quite hard aa jfid a whoa# lma« la Um (aotory ...

... SLOVENLINESS AND SLAVERY. A dasgow correspondent, who signs himself “Observation and Experience, ’’ writes Some people would made uncomfortable by clean! - and order, and to pity them to waste commiseration. I assure yon dirt has its warm friends even ...

... PROPOSBD ABOLITION OP SLAVERY. At the last session of Congress, »,proposed amendment of the Constitution abolishing slavery throughout the United States passed the Senate, but failed for lack the requisite two-thirds vote in the Honse of Representatives ...

... General Sh*nn.-4i, who highly distinguished himself durjig the civil war which led to the slavery the United States, died Saturday afternoon Originally a hanker, he, whan the mnl war broke out, obtained oumnis »'■* Colonel, aad important par* did play ...

... officialTconnivc at all this, is the Government of freedom-loving, slavery denouncing, much-professing Britain. The Slaveociacy, who tell ns in plain words that they have for their cause. Slavery , for their creed, the belief that free society failure : for ...

... Wednesday, in Lady Burnett’s School, the Bev. Wm. Sharman, Aberdeen subject—“ John Brown, the anti-slavery martyr, and the prospects of the abolition of slavery.” The lecture was listened to with great attention very respectable, although small, audience. ...

... disloyalty, indeed, it is not too much to affirm that the war would have long since been brought to triumphant conclusion, and Slavery for ever wiped out from the North American continent. To that party belong the Woods, Seymours, and Yalandighams, whose secret ...

... echod, allow forget what they teamed gladly ivleased his hair to grow. The whole education system is farce—giant earning slavery; for that the electors are responsible. Other nation* going ahead of os. Can we not wski up and put the “dear auld country” ...

... cotton supply from America, in consniueuoe of the over exertion slavery, which rendered labour the Southern States scarce sod iDfothfient, Mr Bright continued—The South had made slavery the issue, and having rushed iuto tbo battle field settle the great ...

... le and laborious tasks. He could not have believed till he came to this country that such work could be got done without slavery. It seemed to him impossible, without the use of force, to induce men to undertake and continue to perform such tasks. It ...

... home with resistless logic, lie showe that what called employment under the so-called free contract only another name for slavery ; there it constant tendency to great increase wealth among capitalists, while the condition of the masses remains unimproved ...

... us that at this moment there are in Brussels numbers of English girls detained against their wills in this worst form of slavery, the effect which is that they ara being slowly murdered. In the name of that freedom we are ever boasting of, in the name ...