... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. A public meeting of the friends of the Anti-Slavery Society i was hold fin the 111uslo-hail, Bold-streett, yesterday evening, at0 -erven o'clock, to hir Ice Into conrsiderat ion the dutycof the frienids of! the negro, With ...

... SLAVERY AND THE SLAVE TRADE. A fall report of the proceedings of the General Anti- na Slavery Convention, called by the conimittee of, the Pc British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, and held in London, from Friday, the 16th of June, to TuesdaY, th the ...

... RELIGIOUS LIBERTY & CIVIL SLAVERY. In our paper Tuesday last we reported at considerable length the proceedings of the first Triennial Conference the Anti-State Church Association, which has now adopted the title of The British Association for the ...

... th these people would, no doubt, revolt at the idea of in slavery in Jamaica, they have not the slightest w qualis at this traffic, wlhen carried on out of the re range of British law. Slavery, in short, is only a On conventional crime in their eyes. ...

... rise again c asd again, always in a more practical form, a until slavery is abolished in every part of America whidiu is subject to the Federal Government. That the abolition of slavery In America ?? ultimately be a great advantae to the American Republic ...

... Accord- ing to another report drawn up by Colonel Schaefer, in the twelve months previous to May. 1885 (that is, before the Slavery Department took over the working of the Manumission ljureaux), the number of slaves freed in Egypt proper amounted to 1032 ...

... Current, that the freeman is a more profitable labourer than the slave,-and the work is done. Slavery and the slave trade will die a natural death. Until then, slavery and the slave trade will go on, despite all our no efforts at repression anlt1 preventioln ...

... remained true to the engagements into is rt which she had deliberately entered with, the other great i Christian powers, slavery would have been put under the ol he solemn and formal ban of civilization. The moral effect tr Is, of the union of the five ...

... following ?? paerdlab ma ' Slavery.-The Anti-slavery Reporter for March contains an edg Dabstract of an admirable pamphlet, published by Dr. Burgess, l' now Bishop of Salisbury, in 17S9, in which hte evils of colonial the slavery and the slave trade are ...

... If England, says he, With should forsake her high position as the protectress pro of the slave, and as the destroyer of slavery, she arot would mete out to herself such chastisement as God Froi always applied to such crimes as those of which at ilhc ...

... only needed the . election of anti-slavery President &tir the oom; bustible elements into active life. However much mercantile and political writers may try disguise > the fact, the truth really is, slavery no slavery. This has been the contested question ...

... attempt to abolish slavery by 8 any sudden step. It is most probable that a revolution d would have been the result. Knowing this, the Tories a desoatched Mr. Ellis to Rio Janeiro. with directions to , make the abandonment of slavery an indispensable re ...