... WHITE SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The chance maltreatment of a wretched Italian boy has just bronf]ht into public notice, for the matter has been well knowu to the %olice for {m the nefarious trade carried on by one Charles T. Parsons, of Northampton, Mass., ...

... himself or his children were sold into slavery, On the other hand, the killing of a mav, even the kiling of a king, might bz atoned for by a fine, and when the fine could not be paid, the killer was sold into slavery. The slave trade was e-pecially centred ...

... War broke out in 1861 he took the part of the North, in a greab speech at Birmingham, and condemned the encouragement of slavery by the South. An interesting momento of his advocacy of the cause of the North was the bequest to him of President Lincolu’s ...

... mighty uadJ influential amongst the p:(glo. He instanced George Fox, the founder of the Society of Friends, the abolition of slavery, the growth of Peace principles, and passing on to Biblical mb{eoh pointed out how God had chosen, not 8 mighty army, but ...

... Britain to say whether such conduct on the part of tbeir agents in India meets their approval. Not content with countenancing slavery, they afford material and powerful help to the rich and influential owner of the slave, and enable him, under the rules of ...

... attained the twenty-first year of iits existence in England, during which time it has + rescued tens of thousands from the slavery of strong drink, and prevented scores of thousands from ever falling into ;nttmpenfpge 3 I_dmini!ie;é};‘ total absti. vence ...

... international war, this barbarous relic of heathenism, give way before her faithful testimony, as private war, duelling,, and slavery bave already so largely done ? We earnestly entreat your help Pnd ...

... estimate the evils ~averted from thousands, and the benefits secured to [them by John Bright: in his earnest appesls against i slavery was, intemperance and oppression;.his fervent | demard for the repeal of the Corn Laws sspecially has proved an incalculable ...

... bas attained the twenty-first year of its existence in Eogland, during which time it has reicued tens of thousands from the slavery of strong drink, and prevented scores of thousands fiom ever falling into intemperance ; admiuistered its to'al abstinence ...

... Nottingham Yace warchouseman, deliberately endod his lifs by throwing himself in front of & train, An International Anti-Slavery Congress will he held at Tucerne ab the end of 'l{fly under the presidency of 4 Papal delegate, T 8« 1 ho attended by Dr, ...

... the Irish party as a conspiracy, there were instant cries of ‘' Pigott,” and when at another time he deplored the state of slavery under which Ireland groaned, and said there was neither liberty of sale, service, nor (in an inadvertent moment) speech, he ...

... co-n.-ibu'tmnh— t qub isp e u’riP“] TR b ot .'d‘kle:dtha in::lncu 31'1‘;“-}“‘“1:;‘:& bte . ?n:';inz:i: :l:e qu:lstion of slavery, pbe!ofe which this race, aud lead men to say is may no i e s Bun’thtt contingency was remote, The qnly real hope giant evil ...