... SILVER AND SLAVERY. The Democratic party has run through the same course with silver as with gamey. With silver the party began by opposing, at flt. Louis in 1876 as Jefferson and other early Democrats opposed slavery. With silver, se with slavery, concession ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL, In the course of a lengthy account by the British Consul at Rio de Janeiro of the great Brazilian ?rovim of Minas Geraes, which was lately laid before Parliament, reference is made to slavery in Brazil, The number of registered slaves ...

... SLAVERY IN SOUTH CAROLINA., An American contemporary has recently published an account of the negro emigration from South Caroling to Arkansas, which has now been going on for some time. It says: “The colored people are leaving South Carolina, because ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONPEREPICL But Deosesber 20tb.—In the course of yesterday's session the President an. summed. that the Solite of Zanzibar had given full powers to Sir John Kirch and Dr. Mewl' to reresest his at the Conference. • The Conference bats ...

... STANLEY AT THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONGRESS. BRUPSELS, November 22nd.—The bidepes. danet. Belie states, that the members of the Anti-Slavery Conference, at present pitting here, hope to see Stanley and &sin Pasha arrive in Europe in time to take part in the ...

... END OF SLAVERY IN CUBA. Friends of humanity all civet the world will hear with interest ' with pleasure and wilt that the Queen re..eir of Spain has signed a decree freeing thu slaves in Cuba from the remainder of their term of servitude. The reform thus ...

... MI SLAVERY OF TO-DAY. When we take into azioant the of unorganised Worm whose pay is otdinarily about pee-third that of the artisan elms, end fanner gardeners, etc., who are not employers or capitalists, but get their Wlllllll Des at their work, and ...

... STANLEY's REMEDY FOR SLAVERY IN AFRICA. In his atticle in Seribwr on the Emin Relief Expedition, Mr. Stanley discusses the question of the slave trade and its horrors. lie comes to the conclusion that there is only one remedy for the wholesale devastations ...

... A REMINISCENCE OF THE OLD SLAVERY DAYY. Frederick Douglass, in the story of his life. giving an account of various notables on the old plantation when be was a slave, tells the following : Then there WU Uncle Copper, or when the Uncle MIS dropped, Dr ...

... THE SLAVERY OP PROSPIIRITY-A FASHIONABLE PHYSICIAN. The London lllshe prints the following readable article: fa the full swing of naiad practka, It sin the pace is tremendous. once the Me stamp of fashion is set upon a donor one wants to his servissa ...

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... contracts, which ate a slavery. and our -Minister - the Chinese _ tabled to derail& vrith it - as of obviating abuse et the right' of emigration oenceded to rade other's by the respeetive Govenustembi. Our Minister will also direct his attention to the ...