... SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONISM. A3M1z,51ANS have undoubtedly much to be proud of. We can always forgive the somewhat boastful language in which they speak of their own country, because we know that the ?? is backed up by great institutions, great deeds, and ...

... following text of the Note in the .eichesa=ipegr on Wed- nesday, explaining the German Government's attitude towards the slavery question in general. It contents con- firm, as your readers will see, in every respect the state- ments which I was able to ...

... SLAVERY AT TRIPOLI. INTERVIEW WITH A MISSIONARY. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) In connection with recent statements regarding the existence of slavery in Tripoli, a representative of Reuter's Agency had a conversation with Mr. S. WV. Gentle-Cackett yesterday, who ...

... the abolition of slavery, as is proved by the reports of the commissioners of 1866, and the projects presented and sustained by the Forte Rico deputies in all the Cortes to which they Leave been called; 4. That the question of slavery being a question ...

... Consuls are, therefore, to limit their intervention to sueh cases, and act to interfere with the institution of * domnestic slavery in general, the extinction of which must be a w ork or time depending on the spread of educa- tion, the growth of humsane ...

... TEE TIMES ON SLAVERY. I - ?? ?? ?? (From ?? Times of yesterday. r Let honour be given, where it is due. There is one branch of the Federal attack 'which stands nobly pre- eminent amid the general disaster. It has never lost a day; whenever summoned ...

... .SLAVERY IN EGYPT. TO THE EDITOES OF THE ZttEDS MERCURY, GENTLEnre,-In August, 1877, a decrea was signed in f Alexandria by Ismiail, Rhedive of' Egypt, and Cherif 1 Pasha, the first article of which enacts that-.. The case a of negro slaves ol Abyssinihns ...

... SLAVERY AND CONGRESS. ?? ~ ~ ?? AASLGIn THE Americans must be a patient race. Year after year they suffer from the dreadful blister of slavery tortures and annoyances, worse than any that the most pious of Indian faquirs ever dared to inflict upon his ...

... of tile growth of slavery in I'i that country since the declaration of independence In 177. At that e0 period alluded to they had O1,000 slaves throughout the entire f-- country, but though the Nortiern States bad abolished slavery, In ir occordance with ...

... frons the colonial reform party, and began to consider the move- ment serious only when the abolition of the slave trade and slavery was mooted as an indispensable preliminary to all other reforms. The slaveholders' war in the United Sates, and its results ...

... PICTURE OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. t. IT would seem impossible that the horrible ti re institution of Slavery should long co-exist in any a f country with the Christian religion and a free press. ;i0 t is, indeed, entrenched inthe United States within a e ...

... Atiican slavery. ToI coat inme oneself of ?? it suihices to 1eah tile text of the resolutioin as adopted at the mieeting held at Piinces' Hall, un der the Presidency of Ea- I Ciranville.' The Cardinal said the crusade for the I aboliiion of slavery was Lue ...