... SLAVERY AT MOZAMBIQUE. Tue reason for giving them so little food is not that their masters are unable to feed them, but simply that tl come of a fierce race, and it is necessary to keep them in subjection. The Portuguese are always dreading their slaves ...

... of America, if we are to be- the Times’ correspondent, ‘the current of popalar feeling is strong against the abolition of slavery.’ There is no disposition among the men aed women who sit under the Rev. Heary Ward Beecher, he says, either to emancipate ...

... of slavery. The servitude spoken of in the Levitical law, was not slavery. The rights of the were as wel.-defined and as much insisted on as those of the master. Under the Roman law, which was sometimes appealed to in America in support of slavery, the ...

... of the North seem to be still blind to ‘be fact that the question of slavery lies at the root , of the present struggle. Se long as the people of orth admit the principle of slavery in their Rais itution, their contest with the people of the South is ...

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... religion be real—what effect it will have upon the question of slavery.’ The Revival movement, with all its excitement and its arousing infinences, passed away, and the ques- tion of slavery was left untouched. The Charch gave forth no warning voice, and ...

... INGULAR CASE OF VOLUNTARY SLAVERY. our know ‘A RATHER singular case of vol; untary slavery came to ; & free blac! an on th fellow, called Chibanti, who had been our pi e river, told us that he had sold himself into slavery. On asking why he had done this ...

... A SLAVERY MEETING IN AMERICA. On the 19th ult., a very numerous and influential meeting was held at New Y ork, the object being to pre- vent faial discord between the North and the South, gendered by the recent execution of Brown and his llow-consp rato:s ...

... sympathy with bu- with glad manity ; but English applause is now given to slavery and its defenders; “1 am an Englishman, ign to me.” Accord- and nothing of slavery is ingly, slavery is helped by English arms, English gold, English ships, Eaglish speeches ...

... GUTHRIE ON SLAVERY AND THE BRITISH Tux Bible inculcates consistent with social slavery, or with an to me as in- but social as prayer with sin. It has been we said that sia will put an end to t an end to sin ; and so it appears an end to slavery, or slavery ...

... THE VICEROY OF EGYPT ON SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE-TRADE. Tue of Egypt has received a deputation in Paris from the French Committee of Emancipation and the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, who presented an address calling his attention to the White ...

... LECTURE BY A LADY OF COLOUR ON AMERICAN SLAVERY Ow Friday evening a public meeting was he ‘Id in Brighton Street Chapel to hear a lecture on 1 American slavery, by Miss Sarah P. Rimond, a lady of colour. There would be fully two thousand persons present ...