... to exercise the right of search as regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of slavery was another and a distinct question. Slavery had existed in the coun- try for 1 283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a osriable ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Lowell, Lawrence, and elsewhere, and is so greit c0AR t, the prolonged battle of words now going on i 0010 3t respecting slavery. The Pennsylvania iron makers, and thecoton and iel cO manimfaniturers, and as much of the venal press as tiet 'fee, are out ...

... Oliver Heywood Mr. W. R. Callender, Mr. hiohard Haworth, andothers. SirThog.Bazleywrote: 'lamsorrytobhnn- able to ?? auti-slavery miesting on the12th instant. The horrors of the captures to which you refer are disgraceful to our age and country. In. my ...

... utpply of labourers without the expense of rearing tile Loung, which formed a very large item in the expense our colonial slavery, so long as it continued. There tould not be a better time for introducing the cultiva- .ion of cotton into Jamaica than the ...

... alleged that the whole human family has passed through slavery as one of the stages of development from the lowest state of bestiality-anu- nibalism, stone, bronzej iron ages, Idolatryand slavery, it is said, are portions of the ascending education of ...

... (Applause.) I-le trtsted that the independent character of the men of the north would not be allowed to be steeped in serfdom and slavery for want of the assistance of other working men. It was a question in. which all workmen were concerned throughout the country ...

... tribes of Moorish marauders might have come down on them, when they would have been pillaged and probably carried off into slavery, as hasbeen the lot of the crews of previo vessels wrecked on this dreary coast. Their only weapons were a few muskets and ...

... states will be in the opposition. IfThe anti-slavery element in the lower house will be propor- ftionately greeter than it has ever beets since the adoption of I-the constittution ; but the strong pro-slavery constitution of athe senate will prevent any ...