... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND. [BY Is an article which appeared in a recant ember If CAaoshori Journal, entitled '. Bleck Slave' I Eagland, the writer remarks:— There is • eeuee in which slavery may be hid . to exist in this country—that is, our convict system ...

... FREEDOM V. SLAVERY. A well-known judge in Ohio was noted for his defence of slavery, upon the ground that the slaves knew what was bast for themselves, and should be allowed remain in the condition which admittedly brought them a degree of happiness seldom ...

... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND. [BY Teta.] (Continued/ran Gut irerk.) Robert 11., by hie charter, Oct Ist, 1373, granted to Marion or Meriotte de Cerdney (a territorial mime front Cardoey, near Dunketd, sod his children procreated and to be procreated between him ...

... The little woman told a very pathetic story of her ctreer. Her name is Martha Ann Rix, and she a widow. S.he was born in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old was bought by her father and taken by him to Liberia, West Africa. There she ...

... argnment against slavery, he will be greatly disappointed, or there are none such. I ler appeal, as might Ind cape , ted from her sex, is not to the intellect. but altogether to the feelings. She points hub , nantly to the results of Slavery. aml demands ...

... beneath the yoke of forced slavery, but to-day the emanfipatnr sink inginto gfava milllim of liberated bondsmen are celebrating tbeir freedom from the thralls of serfdom, and the last civilized country which tolerated slavery is loosed forever from the ...

... Don't thick are going to have our noses held to the grindstone,” exclaim the young hopelu'a They reminded the Board that “slavery was abolished m 1833, and told the members that in renewing it they weto better than the Czrrof A special meeting of the Board ...

... was developed, on the ground that such a message would be a confession that the Southern Church had been wrong in upholding slavery and supporting secession. The proposal was finally carried and the message was sent. That victory was regarded as an important ...

... OF AFBIOA. A letter addressed by Emin Bey from Wadelai. February 10,1887, the Secretary of the British aud Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, api>eara in today's Timet. The following is contained in it: Now that the Brat effervescence has cooled down, the ...

... appease that the hostile movement must have ontinatod on the shores of Lake Tanganyika, the scene of the labours of the Anti-Slavery expedition under Captaiu Joubset and Captain Jacques. The movement is, therefore, not • rising of the Arabs of Nyenewe, but ...

... British Government by public opinion, and be implored bis fellow-countrymen to uproot system in many respeots worse than slavery. Unless something could be done the fire millions of Britirh capital expended would be lost. After the lecture resolution ...

... CHILD TRAFFIC IN MOROCCO. Mr Charles H. Allen, secretary to the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society, writes the Vail Mall Gazette : The following shocking narrative, just received by me from Morocco, wifi be read with feelings of interest and indignation ...