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... Lawful Slavery. TIrE Queen's Bench Division yes- I terday gave its decision in the Clitheroe abduction case, and it is UUILILti~te ZWUUUCUUJ± t-,d. L-1L.' - a decision against right feeling and common sense. How very much it is against common I sense ...
... THE APOLOGISTS OF SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-If additional arguments were wanted to illustrate the effects of slavery on the moral nature of those interested in its preservation, they are to be found plenti- fully by any one who will ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. Our Correspondent at Alexandria writes: lam quite of opinion that too much pressure cannot brought to bear the Egyptian Government in order that the Convention of for the suppression of the slave trade and the abolition of domestic slavery ...
... adding the weight of your own worde thereto .-I am, dear Sir, yours traly, E. W. BEOORS, Hon. Secretary of the Friends' Anti-Slavery Committee. Extract of a letter from Pemba, dated August 30, 1897. On Saturday, the 28th we both went over to Banani, and paid ...
... govern- ment in its corporate and enduring cheracter, c, as to thousands of emanoipeado, and in the present condition of slavery in Brazil, to which, with your permission, I wv pass. Some mouths age, your correspondent at Rio di Jauiero weported the ...
... SLAVERY IN AFRICA, laite InT connection with recent statements, regardig thq Sol' - exsitence of slavery in Tripoli, a rspreentatctts of bea Roelter's Agency bad aL coniversation yeetsrilay with P11t1 LI Mr. S. WA. (Aentle-Ciackett, who has es~t; returned ...
... maybe 1,0oo,000 who are in illegal slavery. Does the BraziUa government, which is so zealous ?? slavery, and which should be the guardian and executor of Brazilian laws, do anything to rescue these victims of illegal slavery? The British government tried for ...
... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. OFFICIAL DISSENSIONS. Rcuter's Agent wzites from AntanenarivO under dlate | Oct. 12th ins follows: The (Oflicial (Gavotte of Sept. 27th contained a proclaxntion which, in six short artieles, declared the irnmeliate abolition ...
... iTHE GERMANS AND SLAVERY. 11 _ 4, ?? a .ANOTHER OFFICIAL NOTE. a (FROM OUR 0O=8PONDLNT.) I It )I BERLIN, Tnuzanax Niour. Bai 5 AU the evening papers reproduce to-day the d comments of the London morning papers on oh the German Note which appeared yesterday ...
... rection. The most striking portions of Captain Town- shend's account of Cuba are, however, those which describe what he saw of slavery. Wishing to see the slaves actually at work, he visited the sugar plantation of Tolosa, near the town of Marianec, ten miles ...
... respecting the first origin of slavery, which 8 is about as. profitless as an inquiry into the origin ot evil in S general. In a barbarous state of society, and with the 7 scanfy population which is its concomitant, slavery seems 5 to us to be inevitable ...
... ITheGermsns and Slavery. - I # TRAVELLERS arriving at Zan- zibar from Bagawoyo bring direct confirmation of the re- ported autborisation of ?? dealing by l the German Authorities at Bagamoyo. I1 addition to this direct news, the tele- grain from our Berlin ...