... the part taken by the King of the Belgians in the work of civilisation, drew a most beartrending picture of the horrors of slavery, and advocated the formation of a corps exclusively composed of Belgians and consisting of about 100 men to be on the borders ...

... SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. On F. Way a meetiorz of lathed was errand at 110114, to eoltaider the of a Nat artri a l from women of to the w of the Unit. d S.ates uo the shyer of J ladled present ears the Ouches., ..f Sallie - eland. Bedford, anti ...

... military successes of the nation.” gard to slavery, you entirely misanderstand the Se- is not an issue of the war. A quite Slavery was an issue war, and the war, an insue for legislation. war intertered with slavery, except on the ground of military necessity ...

... nor of Porto Rico, by Marshal Serrano, and to his disgrace and the disgiace of those under whom he acts, the old system of slavery is re-established. The blacks, against whom no complaint of indolenes or irregularity ever been brought, are no longer to ...

... INDIAN SLAVERY IN CA RNIA. A correspondent of the New York Tribune writes from Oakland, California, on May 1 :—‘* You have reports enough of murders committed by the Indians of the ia” terior of the continent upon the whites who are passing from the Atlantic ...

... have ready been made public, Mr Flowers observed that of course the parents would not consent to their children going into slavery, Mr Bennett reverted to the alleged made by the wan who carried out the negotiations, and said | that he was aware the deeds ...

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... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. List night,* public meeting of the members and friends of the Glasgow Female Anti-Slavery Society, and of parties favourable to the universal abolition of slavery, was held in the Merchants' Hall, Hutcheson Street. The hall was crowded ...

... this hostile relationship that we discover reason for that predominant feature of modern slavery—the negro traffic. The 3labometans, tenacious of slavery, and relentless in their character enslaved every Christian captive that fell into their hands. Their ...

... numerous cares and burdens, direct or indirect, which weigh upon the European labourer, combine to make their lot a very and slavery still survive in the common easy one, and if the names of slave parlance of the people, the institation long moribund, is ...

... British missionaries and traders labour wken they come in con- tact with slavery. Nothing could be more to British feeling than the idea of consigning a man back into hopeless slavery after he has once fled for refuge to the only spot where he can find the ...

... Ruwtt) ae tts The following is the project of law for the aboli. tion of negro slavery which has been proposed is the Spanish Cortes — Art. 1, All the children of glave mothers born of this law are declared free. Art, 2. All the slaves born between the ...