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... SLAVERY ! When did you invert the cry of slavery? Not till: the Chinaman came :in, and not till it was thought by your political lealers that a useful and convenient ery could be raised against the then Government. But the syetem which vou complain of ...
... NOT SLAVERY,. If I, exclaimed Mr. Balfour with some animation, thought indentured labour slavery, if I thought that we were really staining the great anti-slavery traditions of this country by ordering Chinese labour, do you su%pose that I would for a ...
... Many an American hadutunted him the (Mr. Thonipson.) by saying, Why, your country is answer- ehen able for slavery-in America.; that slavery was planted in into America by the mother country, and by laws which were with sanctioned by the imperial government ...
... implicated in- American slavery, and 'protest 'against Y defiling their religious euterprises'with any such accomplices' . ininiquity. They ought to sympathise with those noble V men and women who' had -battled long in the anti-slavery cause, and send them ...
... the following passage :'.Before pariaimentrooe a quetwon was put to Sir Stglord'Nowthoota regarding the wale of girs and slavery gnnailly n Ina.h The sub]eot Is a very old one, and theD fullest details will be found in old parliamentary ' onlndla..Aj ...
... I -- - SLAVERY IN AMERICA. The New York Correspondent of the Nonacon- formist gives an account of a very interesting case relative to an escaped slave, and of the im- portant decision of the judges before whom it was tried. It appears that in the last ...
... COLONIAL SLAVERY. l (.Forn the Britiis/ Enmancipator of Wfecdnesday). Let no man be misled by any project of government, however specious, professing to onend the apprentice- ship system. Be it remembered, that for the last fifteen years our hopes have ...
... sons, and that they had been told thiiit le was in a state of slavery at thatstation, andthattheylhad conie to demand hisliberty. The missionaries infornied them that the boy was not ID slavery, and that lie was at perfect liberty to accomipainy them if ...
... SLAVERY IN AMJER.ICA. Ili- The letter of the New York Correspondent Of tioe ?? lh itdv Chronlicle Contains the following important notes 0L0 this red subject:- hli led 'Among the mrovements of which the news is im1lportant. fn e t ot, by any tnealls the ...
... qItestion-tind a qsmcstihn long and stoutly disputed-wlhetbler the slavery of the negro should not be perpetual. (Hear, hear.) That was not now the ground which the advocates of slavery took; they now only demandesi that it should be protracted as long ...
... WHITE SLAVERY! AM NOT I A MTAN AND A BROTHaR? Ask tile lialf-starvedl weaver. Yes ! You ;Ire 1a jaoi and a bro- ther, though you ara steeped in nlisiry to the lips-for poveirty destroys not tbe relitionship of a commniunity. *' Am I int :L ulan aid ...
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