... political rule of Colonel Pelly. All the people in these places told us they would set their faces ngainst slavery. Therefore, I have no doubt that slavery upon its present scale will coeas sbortly. At the same time there will remnsin for many years to come ...

... I THE POLYNEBIAN SLAVE TRADE. l On Monday, a deputation, representing the Aborigines' Protection 9oiety and the Anti slavery odietyhadan- terview with the quis of Normanby, the Governor of Queensland, at theroomB of the Sooial Sojience Association. The ...

... rar- tradv of blood.n Whatever mav be-said t-he ci Russian absolutism1 the anthority of stys 9the Czar has proved RfaIO to. slavery in R --the ?? of Central Asia, for that were authority put an end to - the slave ador nmarkets of Bokhara, -and -'opened the ...

... Oliver Heywood Mr. W. R. Callender, Mr. hiohard Haworth, andothers. SirThog.Bazleywrote: 'lamsorrytobhnn- able to ?? auti-slavery miesting on the12th instant. The horrors of the captures to which you refer are disgraceful to our age and country. In. my ...

... Antl- slavery Suooety, writing to the Tihns, saya ot the reow sleve elroular that the only parties it will melisfy are theslavers,asit willoonfirmtheimpres- eton that the English Government is not really in Zarnemt hi its efforts to abolish slavery. Tho ...

... have dune our best to get elupport for them in reisting the reduc:Uon. We canneo think of recommensdinlg the nieb to go into slavery to serve these kings of Egypt. Inery mnof r or other person workiag in or about the nine o' Lancashire Is requested to pay ...

... the memories of those days when the .e people of England made such a praise- a worthy effort to stamp out the curse of n slavery throughout the British dominions. a The arguments for assuming the protec- !r torate of the islands were laid before ?? by ...

... alleged that the whole human family has passed through slavery as one of the stages of development from the lowest state of bestiality-anu- nibalism, stone, bronzej iron ages, Idolatryand slavery, it is said, are portions of the ascending education of ...

... question, and its beariig- on tho poermanent policy of the ],ritish (los ernrment; on the two ?? n- fortunalo and uruaecessal-y slavery circu- larsP onl the illii ioins of this countr v to tho Ul i'cl Snatcs with reference to tho civil wr iu CubIja , indepeollndent ...

... recent civil war, had the good so nse to leave the planters in possession of the'- estates, at the same time that they ?? slavery amongst the negro popu- lation. In counnrios so extensive as Russia and the United kStateo, it has been a matter of urgent ...

... tribes of Moorish marauders might have come down on them, when they would have been pillaged and probably carried off into slavery, as hasbeen the lot of the crews of previo vessels wrecked on this dreary coast. Their only weapons were a few muskets and ...

... nobody surely expected or said that the repeal of our Corn Law could make or prevent a civil war cn. the great question of e slavery in the United States. d Why don't you and your friends ask why American p commercial distress has been much deeper and more ...