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... interest to those who look on the supply of cotton from elsewhere than America, as opening the way to the extinction of American slavery. Not long ago a successful Australian emigrant, a | native of our own county, exhibited in this town ex- cellent specimens ...
... GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY AND THE BRITISH Tux Bible inculcates consistent with social slavery, or with an to me as in- but social as prayer with sin. It has been we said that sia will put an end to t an end to sin ; and so it appears an end to slavery, or slavery ...
... THE VICEROY OF EGYPT ON SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE-TRADE. Tue of Egypt has received a deputation in Paris from the French Committee of Emancipation and the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, who presented an address calling his attention to the White ...
... endeavouring so to misinter- pret the law as to serve the purposes of the pro- slavery party. A case of this kind, sometime since, created much dissatisfaction in the anti-slavery States, and formed a theme of reprobation at home: The facts are these :—By ...
... TBE SULTAN OP ZANIBAB AND SLAVERY. In reply Sir R. An*tnither, Mr Bonrke Raid that out only had the Saltan Zanzibar tarried out his treaty eDKagemeuta, but he bad algo of own accord rap* I-reased slavery hia dominion*, and atopned the the slave caravans ...
... LECTURE BY A LADY OF COLOUR ON AMERICAN SLAVERY Ow Friday evening a public meeting was he ‘Id in Brighton Street Chapel to hear a lecture on 1 American slavery, by Miss Sarah P. Rimond, a lady of colour. There would be fully two thousand persons present ...
... has abolished slavery in the district of and inter- dicted slavery in the Territories—which vigorously re- presses the slave trade, and hangs the convicted slaver as a pirate—which necessitates emancipation by denying expansion to slavery, and facilitates ...
... faith, vouchsafe him grant success to his exertions ! The statement of Dr Cheever, in his letter to you, that the sanction of slavery and Opposition against all agitation about it hav possession of the churches to such a terrible extent, tha’ revival of the ...
... THE FATE OF A DAUGHTER SOLD INTO SLAVERY BY HER OWN FATHER. It is sometimes the case that masters sell their own children, not always voluntary; but circumstances at times compel them. It is no uncommon occurrence for the master to select one of the slave ...
... NARRATIVE OF THE ESCAPE OF A POOR NEGRO WOMAN FROM SLAVERY. ( From the Montreal Gazette.) WHEN some years ago Mrs Stowe wrote “ Uncle Tom's Cabin,” and the whole world read the story of the wrongs of the black man, some there were who did not hesitate ...
... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. ‘©M., on Education; Mr Paterson, Skinnet, “ On Sheep and matters,” and ‘* Letter on Slavery ;’ one from Singapore, and one froin South Zetland, are all unavoidably postponed fur a week, In addition to our former agents, we ...
... , Mr Gunn stated that the doing of this was worse than slavery. Bat it will be that the tailing wives el poor are too often the real slaves, and have to pay besides for keeping these women in Wens and fostering a illegitimate children, whisk le • so ...