... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. The argues that in Egypt, as in the Southern States of the American Union until sixteen years back, need of slaves till the land has been put forth an aitology, if not a defence, for the institution. Tiie truth that ouly the huge cotton ...

... God lifts to-day the veil and shows The features of the demon I O North and Soutb, Its victims both, Can ye not cry, Let slavery die ? And union find in freedom ? What though the ust-out spirit tew The nation In his golug, We who have ha the guilt must ...

... passed a Free Ednestion Bi bat the Isberals woald have to set it right ‘sod make it & decent job (eheers). Ooercion was with slavery. Tee § af tree great free iabmen—was taken away. Bren The right was taken away. the right of free writing for the Press was ...

... undressed «lates, by means of whic! t able to earn a mere Shame tHe knew of mo name for euch a degrading prac- tice than slavery. The querrymen themselves were equally guilty in thet they e¢ rd work at a eb young lads to do Delegates from other cust riots ...

... 15,000 slaves on the mainland. Tho institution of slavery was moribund, and very large number of cases the status of slavery was already nominal. In fifteen years they had every expectation that it would have ceased to exist. It was not proposed to give ...

... SLAVERY AND THE BIBLE. (From the The meeting which the Emancipation Society has vened in different pasts the kingdom have demonstrate*! has Englishmen abhor slavery profoundly and aympathiad v ith slaveholders as little as they ever di«L Our feeling fi- ...

... story is not noticed in the Anti-Slavery Re- rter :— In the last Parliamentary volume of slave trade corres- pence is a long and curious report from the British Consul at Para, in Brazil, on a fraudulent retention in slavery of four slaves whom their deceased ...

... SLAVERY IN EAST AFRICA. The Mornists Post Cletus earreeponctout says he bears on goad authority Mat Barr Itsdowitz. the Gateau Ambassador to trse Parka was pro• wised the nosoporatino•of Tai key to the Woo of slavery on the eves% of the aid It way be ...

... AMERICA AND SLAVERY. —♦— [rnoM own - corrispondist.] York, Sunday.—The Sun, in editorial article headed “America and Belgium.” refers to President Wilson’s recent “liberty” speech, and thdn goes say:— '■ ore confronted this crisis the possibility of ...

... THE COMING SLAVERY. But why is this change described as 'the coming slavery ?' is a question which many will still ask. The reply is simple. All socialism involves slavery. What is essential to the idea of a slave? We primarilythink of him asone who ...

... slav. ry, and slavery atone. In America, not the Republican party * bo Affirm this—it is the sura and substance the tions of the pro-slavery opposition in the North ; 4 even your Own Correspondent at New York, thorough-going x»te slavery is, will distinctly ...

... the ?? of Parlia- j 1mi1tt i thle internil legidslation of the cqlotlies hp;t the miti- catit n ad final extint'tiirt of slavery may-ise effcrted;- that; the aborlition of WVest India monopoly wonid tendi, perhaps,1 evrr mire ertarhiny to that tend. ...