... as a free state, excluding slavery from its soil, to II provide territorial governments for Utah and New jMexico, to pay the state of Texas a com]pensation f for her claims on the boundary of New Mexico, to abolish, not slavery, but merely the slave traffic ...

... and cossulsr authorities, to gover- nors of provinces, and to the ultramarine customs, 4. That it is very many years since slavery was prohibited in the Portuguese colonies, and that in this particular the laws are executed with the greatest severity. 5 ...

... n of slavery, | He tcok a strong Northern view of the matters in dispute between the North and South, and remarked that the latter, by persisting in the war of seoesaioo, would expose themselves the liability of the declared abolition of slavery on the ...

... freedom. And the temptation to extend slavery sid no would be removed by the spectaole of free labour devoted Th to colonial produce. Such a spectacle, wodild offer the wai usgreatest encouragement for the abolition of slavery all thc ovrteworld; or, if it did ...

... con- ductdf hpaiu withregard to the Cuban slave trade, said: It was lmpossible to refer to the great benefit which the anti-slavery cause derived from the Northern States of America without turning one's eyes with horror and with pity on all that was nowv ...

... following: Thn Vid °Y, hby his answer to the anti-slavery deputa- M~ears that Lord Stanley, cons qaent on the assertion an tha Euro a were the rM slav'e-u alers in the Soudan, andtha threwas but little slavery in Elgypt, and also on account of the Viceroy's ...

... I THE POLYNEBIAN SLAVE TRADE. l On Monday, a deputation, representing the Aborigines' Protection 9oiety and the Anti slavery odietyhadan- terview with the quis of Normanby, the Governor of Queensland, at theroomB of the Sooial Sojience Association. The ...

... day there ti a would be no slavery or slave trade in Africa if a b e hearty approval of the institution of slavery Il f were not present in the simple philosophy I g c of nearly all the negro tri bes of Africa Still slavery a; ,and the slave trade, with ...

... never recognised. And why, he asked, is the doctrine mnaintained now by such men as Mr. Alexander Stpjphens? It is because slavery is dependent upon it;; and who .is the white-livered sounldrel who will vote for such men? If the South want peace they can ...

... virtually abolished, because he says the com- t pany proclaimed the abolition of the legal jl s status of slavery. As a matter of fact, slavery p a was as rampant in these regions as at any period 1 .1 during the past 1000 years. r As there appears to ...

... by their unholy traffic in Br slavery and opium, instead nf showing them a nmore excellent sway. English ships bring opium to im- ?? poverish and degrade them, and English ships carry them into Cuban and other slavery. Painful hsave been the scenes ...

... rar- tradv of blood.n Whatever mav be-said t-he ci Russian absolutism1 the anthority of stys 9the Czar has proved RfaIO to. slavery in R --the ?? of Central Asia, for that were authority put an end to - the slave ador nmarkets of Bokhara, -and -'opened the ...