... himself warn thre chain of slavery. He slouald ri .St, therefore speak of slavery asti liehd, seen it, sand as lie Icnew itn ely to exiat inr.the I . oe xitI h slave holding states of America,. ler ta. ge' Though the quesetion of slavery bad oiften bsen diecussed ...

... knee to the Baal of Slavery; be G L among whom two of the ablest and best known are fol e HENRY WARD BEECIdER (brother of MRs. STrowE) and an .r GEORGE B. C{EEXVER. These noble-spirited Christian 1 ministers have denounced Slavery with the thunder ofU ...

... peroject of abolishing slavery up ttes Nile, I aill of the opinmou that it will prove to le ihe ?? of more territory to Egypt. At least I theieik that is wvlat thle lihedive expects for his :£100,000, vlile he simply allows slavery to shade itself helccath ...

... their present mission to Paris will be accom- plished. The holy unce of o mi bnyota the existence in the Ottoman Em pire of slavery an the slave- -trade in Circasosians and tie roes-imposes upon the un-1 * dersigned and their honoure s too~aguese the sacored ...

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... somecircumstnuces and in sorne countries domestic slavery may not appear an iniquitous institution, I am anxious that those who so warmly urge the policy of recognising the legal iinstitu- tion of domestic slavery suay bear in mind what thiug it may be, and ...

... continued indulgence in slavery was a actually held out as a reward for returuing to ti the Union, yet we were prepared to expect that P Mr BRIGHT would insist upon the cause of the North as that of freedom opposed to slavery. c But he went much further ...

... to exercise the right of search as regards boats sailing under European colours. The extinction of slavery was another and a distinct question. Slavery had existed in the country for 1,283 years, and was mixed up with its religion. It was a horrible ...

... member of the recent Livingstone Expedition, delivered a lecture on East African slavery, in the Methodist Free Chureh, Harrogate. Mr. GEOGEn TBOirpeON, the anti-slavery advocates 5ecpie5 the chair, and there were present the ReV. Glrge H~argreaves~ the ...

... while the difficulties of emancipatin arc enormous, the difficulty and danger of perpetuating slavery are still greater. The question of American slavery is being solved before the face of the world. We can do nothing or very little to help it forward ...

... Dsuccessful. If there was no danger of a return to Slavery in our own islands, still the painful fact re- . mained, that the success of Slave Emancipation was *boldly denied, not only in countries where slavery still 8lingers, but even by writers among ourselves ...

... it farthsr from the capital 9-I am, Sir, yours faithfully, AaBON BvzA. COrt9, Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Societ.-British asif Foreign Anti-Slavery Society; Office, 27, New Broad. streat,,Loudon, Feh. 21. ...