... regard to the then proposed, and afterwards adopted, congressional amendment the United States, concerning prohibition of slavery, transmitted certified copies of the annexed resolution to the governors of the several States, Wether with a certificate ...

... were designated a burden the country were only the old, the superannuated, and the children. Seven generations chains and slavery was of itself a sufficient excuse for any dereUction of conduct that might exhibited their |>art. It required time, and in ...

... were assembled, conceived the idea that the English law refused to allow a slave on English ground. That was at a time when slavery and the slave trade were looked upon without abhorrence by the good well as the bad people of this country. Nothing could ...

... 56. Torpid Mid Storm gave the race. TUB NEW GOVERNOR JAMUCA.-—A deputation the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society had an interview Saturday with Sir John P. Grant. K.C.8., at 29 Lancaster (late, Hyde Park (Janiens. The deputation ...

... period. The Northerners will try the field hands at contract hoeing and contract picking before they are beaten; and if slavery was really the horrible institution believe have been, a negro working for himself may accomplish twice as much did before ...

... awanled him and a decree nisi, with costs, was granted THE NEW A. -A deputation from the Committee of the British ami F.nvign -Slavery Society interview on Saturday with Sir John P. Grant, IC.C.R, Lancaster Gate. Hyde Park Gardcna. The deputation pre*entc*l ...

... much liked, ami very ]»opular. Great anxiety existed account of the determination the part of the Government to suppress slavery, and cargoes of coolies were arriving the island almost daily. The cholera had again broken out at Guadaloupe. A revolution ...

... adopted the eenstitution abolishing slavery, renouncing secession and the rebel debt, and having organised the State Government under the said constitution, which had rectified the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, and also the amendment promised ...

... would not have been led in 1861 into the great error supposing that civil war in America could either perpetuate African slavery divide this republic. Your great achievement constitutes, I trust, effective treaty international neutrality and non-intervention* ...

... states not have been led in l«t»l the gTt-at error of suj.|Hs-mg that civil war in America could either perpetuate African slavery or «iivide this public. Your great achievement constitutes, I trust, an elective treaty international neutrality and non- ...

... homicide during the rioU. Tho inspector the Freedmen's Bureau reports that the system of contracts enforced the bureau is simply slavery in modified form. Mr health is rapidly declining. His counsel is still endeavouring to obtain his release bail. Queen Emma ...

... full «»| K-ration*. milting ami other lnnci>t* »f are also assumiuy a UK're Lialtby t. The Blacks .1 a. Tiu* British Foreign Slavery have i*.•( Jamaica, urgim; thtm lok uj«>n the present .w* turning-p> ...