... MODERN SLAVERY. Nature imprints r.pen whate'er we see That a heart and life in it—Be free ! --Coteper. When men for filthy lucre's sake Their brethren bought and sold, And made our common flesh and blood of gold; under chain. and goad, and lash, The tyrant ...

... .1.1.. OLD' SLAVERY IN The e. e. 1 Mi Wiadward, 1 arrived ea Monday A inns el reports the OA Ba r head, with 10 taw, sad the Peterhead, with 0 bettle•nowee, ...

... SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. Madeira, September 24 (via Plymouth).—According to Intelligence received here by the African mail steamer Elmina, a report was current at Whydah, on Bth September, that the Portuguese Government had brought twelve hundred slaves ...

... statement made lately by a native soldier that certain European soldiers taken prisoners at the battle of Maiwand are now in slavery at Herat.— Standard ...

... PresidetElect, Governor Cleveland, in order to reassure the Southern negro'', who fear that they will be again reduced to slavery, has made a statement to the New York press. Ile said that his Administration would 'protect the negroes in the enjoyment ...

... SUP which gives it light, BO my breast follows thee. As the blue brook runs its unhindered course to the sea, so my soul in slavery goes to thee Said she, Henry, now that we'er mgaged, will your pen-knife cut ceet,s 1 ...

... killed and wounded several people, and carried away everything they could lay hands on, taking seversd Christian children into slavery. Arrangements were being made for the recovery of the captives. ...

... hear that the venerable Sojourner Truth, the coloured woman, who has been so prominent in America as a temperance and anti-slavery lecturer, is dead. She passed away on Monday week at Battle Creek, in Michigan. The old lady had passed her hundredth year ...

... There can be no doubt of the reliability of this statement, as the records of Virginia (where she spent her early days in slavery) have been examined and testify to ita correctness. Her mental faculties were unimpairedup to the moment of her death, and ...

... omepessale landlords kr &sled by tooaats of small holdings, but b• that the Govereweell sight speed eight sr roc in the front slavery. theses Wog auplis ter all kadierde rights. to the be deplored the split In their ranks. whisk bad ontaLled upon very with; ...

... efficient and permaoant reform of the present calamitous state of matters mast spring from within. In the emancipation of slavery they had an example of what Cor.stianity could accomplish. Socialists said—We most have State regulation ; the State must ...

... is the who has so Meg held us miss his yoke—the tyrant, who, oestrary to Is.. social and human, hiss kept us in a state et slavery. AU the oontribstioas signed by wean, end the le a mamas It is edited, printed, =rie pe e ldished he different attests. The ...