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... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN MADA- GASCAR. The Leeds Mercury lins received an interestingaccount of the public proclamation at Actananarivo of a decree issued by the Queen of Madagascar abolishing slavery within the island. The decree was nacessary to comp'ete ...
... IN REPLY T 0 A VOTE OF THANKS passed by the Committeeof the Anti-Slavery Society, Lord Oarnarvon refers with satisfaction to the fact that under his administration’of the colonics slavery was abolished on the Gold Ooast,. It 18 PROBABLE, says the Homeward ...
... their treatment, both in speech and in action, the slave trade of the interior and the slavery of the coast and of the Hinterland, With regard to the active slavery carried on by Arab traders, productive of such gross and horrible cruelty, there was only ...
... AVOID :l'lll LAND COURT. Snchhtboprwnmmmvhdmmuumnby. Adopt it, and it will lead you to free land and happy homes. Ejm it, and slavery and degradation will be your portion. ...
... — Once again,”.ccccoocvnueceone.e.. Mr Long Song,—* Cameron Men.Mr John M'Lean Comic So#‘;— Cruel Slavery Duyli Mr C. Lambie Song.-—- Flowers of the F0re5t,” Miss Stubberfield Song,—* Scotch Lassie Jean,Mr A ...
... which none other can have. Man is made for better purposes; than for the drudgery of the world ; much more, than for the slavery of sin.—Ur Jeffery. g Do you want to know the man aguinst whom {“ have most reason to guard yourself? Your Wking‘m will give ...
... flag, come calm or storm and wreck, Flies stainless ; Britons tread the deck Nat base informers at the becks Of myrmidons of slavery. Those crimson folds, a beacon flame On shore and sea llilkeh::!la “.i.:lll The righteons signal & prooc Y hnsai B:fnmni. ...
... members of s:fllh-ldmh Holy Ghost, | wickedly which none other ca Man is made for better purps drudgery of the world ; much 1 slavery of sin.—Ur Jeffery. Do-y—'mt.h-.lb bave most reason to gws mfimmdnmo face. — Let secret self-denial deepen y i and lov MmMJbI ...
... race long in a tyrant’s power, A;i.-e and think—your fathers once were free, Jree! ‘md'awear that so you, too, shall be ! I slavery's dun,f:eon‘, oh, no longer cower ! ot gpring into the licht which every hour gines bnght(\; on the world ! Behold and see ...
... mankind, create a new votlj full of justice, happiness, i and peace.” - - - - The right of each individual to be free from slavery, to be able to found a family and to acquire property, to be equal before the criminal law, may be deducted from Christian ...
... the Cuban Deputies, agreed to the discussion of Cuban reforms at an early date, but insisted upon his previous policy that slavery abolition be first discussed. There was no debate, the Opposition members being silent., The House was very thinly attended ...
... poems that Whittier found full voice. The freedom of soul that was his Quaker birthright was affronted by the existence of slavery as a system. His sympathies with man as man were outraged; his sense of justice was shocked. He threw the whole strength of ...