... into their very nature. But, at the same time, let nu do men justice. lira man ever acquiesced in his sinful. sorrowful, slavery? Never It is always under a protest that be regards it. It is always with a sense of fallen greatness. It is always with dise ...

... find out justice. You’re sure to find it there But what Scotland’s misery And the wail from dark Soudan ’Tis the voice of slavery. Banish the blight and ban, And sing aloud with gladness The Brotherhood of Man ! All nature sings of freedom, The laverock ...

... intelligence became a better customer. If the South ehould become independent—(immense cheering and counter cheering)—and slavery was carried clear from the Atlantic to the Pacific, of what value would a slave empire be to England ? The labour of England ...

... rapidly improving. All the churches in the land have felt the responsibility of caring for the black race, so long kept in slavery, and now emancipated. Efforts have been put forth in all directions for bettering their lot socially and spiritually. Among ...

... tomething is nemesary to maiamin perfect health, either from boo tingovenvor the brain, undue fatigue, or the Mag., &mine &slavery terupation, • lodine being ta.h.e. per I.,oruee niatufeet, and under thaw cimmtmcm few doo of Pepper's Tonic have effect ...

... clergy themselves. He told the miners who were unable to maintain their families—that they were sending out their daughters to slavery to etag living for the family. They were away to any kind of place—away from the watchful eye of their parents. Their boys ...

... utmost freedom, but that serious causes of complaint are very few. In answer to the generic charge of the worst kind of slavery, he states that half of the islanders return home at the expiry of their engagement, and that the remainder prefer to stay ...

... Transvaal justifying the raising, and denying emphatically that they had even violated their treaties with am in regard to slavery or in any other rasps& If these allegations were true, than we bad done the Boers grievous wrong, bat sheered that they had ...

... carry out the wishes of their slave-driving employers? or will they look the whole question in the face, and say that their slavery has endured long enough, and that, come what may, they will be rid of it, and that by helping the cause of progress and freedom ...

... No man should transgress it in regard to himself or another. The thoughtless or covetous over-tension of our own powers, slavery, hard-driving of those who may be under elle control, the feeling that we can never get enough of ...

... to several friends, who noticed nothing unusual in his manner, add no motive can be attributed for his crime. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CEBA.—The Spanish Chamber of Dupities has unanimously agreed to a resolution to set at liberty 26,000 slaves in Cuba who ...

... for the anti slavery work of the past fifty years. Other resolutions were adopted reveldug the vast extent of slavery still mainta in ed ar eda ouMohammedan and heathen nations, and g the meeting to support the British and poreign Anti-Slavery Society is ...