... Moscow. Mr. ' Cobden says railways extend commerce and intelli- gence—and commerce and intelligence are the de- ! stroyers of slavery. But, says this sapient rea- ?? soner, there are twenty millions of white slaves in Russia — and what is his conclusion ? ...

... demoralisation of the negro, and the encouragement of all the inhuman cruelties of the slave trade, and of the horrors of slavery, in Cuba and the Brazils. This |is the work of Free Trade ! Free Trade, that, to obtain sugar cheaper by a penny the pound ...

... by their division into parishes ; but in the West In lies the name ot England was blurred hy the cuiss- and remembrance of slavery and the slave trade, for the first cargo of slaves imported iuto ! the West Indie* was taken there ir. the reign of Queen ...

... re spect to the colonies of Ceylon and Jamaica The West Indus were destroyed for the ostensible purpose of suppress- ing slavery. But whereas in 1845 there were 0,000 slaves I L?nn r _ ted^ r : ,m the , c _ ast of Arr,ca > -- l^~ there were ,81,000. ...

... they have or cm be under Free Trade. It is but common justice, however, to remove all restrictions, short ot instituting slavery, with respect to labour t.r the sugar colonies. I nder all the circumstances of the British empire, I am most confi lec-ly ...

... misfortunes of America doe. „*. prcv ,1 B ut PXOI ive of „ and *i?£™ which America will overcome-'Applaus.)-exclu. .veof Slavery, and speaking of th. free states, I My that they afford a spectacle to the world to which history has no paral c.. and which ...

... President has transmitted a message to Congress on the organisation of the territories with reference to the controversy on slavery. It explains the course pursued by the President with regard to the affairs of California and New Mexico. He recommended to ...

... , Labour, Land, Machinery. Manu- '»clures. Mining, Monopolies, Population. Price, Produce, Ports, rront, Kent, Services, Slavery. Smuggling, Tariffs, Taxation, Tea, trade, Tides, \ alue. Wages, War, Wealth. John J. Griffin and Co.. London : R. QpfUniml ...

... tcok in ths agitation for the abolition of slavery, but this I do know that tha general footing of the country was sufficiently strewn to induce the English pc pie to sacrifice 20.000,0004 to pit aa snd to slavery m th . ir awn colonies, and yet at tbe ...

... is evident to any formal capacity that they can't, at least under the existing state of things ; and what help? Restore slavery! Would the peace-loving, democratic, theoretical, universal philanthropical, drab coloured, devils-dust-using, humble Christian ...

... that, in defiance of treaties between Great Britain, Spdn, and the Brazils, thousands of persons were annually plunged into slavery in Cuba and the Brazils, and that, as the recent po'icy of this country had placed her colonies in dangerous competition with ...

... ; advanced in both respects of late years ; and he found that the West India islands— notwithstanding the j change from slavery to freedom, and notwithstanding j the admission, first of free labour, and then of slave- , labour sugar— had largely increased ...