... intellect I will not cease to declare that the existence of slavery in this country is a foni reproach to the American name; nor will I hesitate to proclaim the guilt of kidnappers, slavery abettors, or slave-owners, wherever they may reside, or however ...

... preference for slavery, its ekeire to reestablish the 8easeus toted ante bellum civile. The gentry of Ceorgia and Carolina would, in a few years after the cstabllsiment of States' Rights, have reduced the negro to a condition which would be slavery in fact, ...

... States, who, a sbort time ago, were re- !leased from the yoke of slavery which EFglad i had imposed on their forefathers. England had been the most guilty of al nations in regard to slavery, and, therefore, it was fitting that the . reparation to the negro ...

... amendment to the Bill for the Abolition of Slavery in Pcrto Rico will be withdrawn. This amendment pro. I posed to organise a system of labour by the emancipated slaves, to continue for six years after slavery had been abolished. The deputies who sat for ...

... preeent state of thingsB have a good.deal to say for themiselves, even fro m the point of those who, like myself, look upon slavery as a thing so utterly accursed that no quarter can, under any conditions;eh given to it. Suppose youc a : to. abolish slaveryin ...

... states that the Ministry have sent to the King for his signature to the regulations forthe applicationof thelaw abolishing slavery. The same journal announces that the treasury have sent seven million pesetas to Lon- don for the payment of the Spanish dividend ...

... forwards. SLAVERY IN CUBA. London, Thurslay. The Anti -Slavery Society has addressed a letter to Lord Derby, calling his attention to the contest between slavery and freedom in Cuba, and praying for his interference in favour of the abolition of slavery. The ...

... the supporters of the reso- lution took up A false idea of the law relating to slavery and the policy of this country with re spect to those nations iu which domestic slavery was the legal custom. Their idea was that a slave who got on board a national ...

... the United States, but ihose who oW the wind must reap the whirlwind. Ame- ric tolerated slavery toolong; she must now hear as beet she rnay with the legacy slavery be. qusathed to her. Among the other interest. log items exhibited by the Census we may ...

... valuable commodity. Hae contended the question was one for the whole working class, and that as they had revolted against slavery and feu- dalism they would revolt against the power called the law of supply and demand. Mr. Bert, M.P., and Mr.Pickard followed ...

... could be more cordial and friendly than ,a the relations of her Majesty's Government and the e Government of the Dominion. Le SLAVERY OX TILE GOLD COAST. On the consideration of the report of supply upon the resolution relating to the Gold Coast, Mr; ASHLEY ...

... takensneasnres to prevent the proceedings. e -he Assembly has adopted a proposal to sit in permanence until the Porto Rico Slavery Aboli- tion Bill, and the Bill for the reistration of d Naval conscripts havebeenvoted, This roposal had been made a abinet ...