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... truer idea of the principl«*s and m> British rule. It s >mewhat disapjH.inting, however, note the slow progress made the anti-slavery movi*- in Africa, especially in face the obligations entered into the Powers. l.v« in regions where our traders regularly ...
... the Khedive bo urg.-i to umand iln- treaty conclude*! ,vith Kn-daiui. |so as to iuimcdiateiy abolish the legal Istntus jof slavery in Egypt. — Several gentlemen, am-iig | them representatives of iho Church Missionary j Soei.-ty, having spoken, Lord Gnmvillu ...
... meeting without. The resolutions passed were of the most uncompromising kind in their advocacy of the abolition of negro slavery, Meetings with a similar object in view were also held on the same evening Bradford and Stroud. At Bradford over 4,000 persons ...
... acceptable as a model handbill for distribution by some tradesmen : PUBLIC NOTICE. Important to the General Supporters of Slavery in Conway and Neighbourhood. OTICE is hereby given that the Grocery and Drapery premises under our care, situate in Conway ...
... iucongruoua relic of despotism that hat hitherto clung to it and divorced. Hud it quietly yielded the continued encroachment slavery and grailed the insolent nauds of its advocates and prooogandist«, then would dotnocracy iuleei have beon avoided, the win ...
... hnmlreil followers each side, and settle the Kanr difficulties a free fights and put an end, once for all, matter—th question of slavery r or freedom for now statu determined by t the issue of the conihat. t Yankeh Advertising.— Rural Felicity.— If there anything ...
... (be rebellion. The initiation of emancipation completely deprives them of it. Ibo point is now that all states tolerating slavery would very soon, if all, initiate emancipation; but that while (be cfler equally naade to all, the more northern shall, by ...
... aboli>hing slavery in Maryland. The Illinois and Rhode Island Houses of Delegates have ratified the amendment. President Lincoln has been serenaded at Washington, when be made a speech, in which he said that the passage of the amendment abolishing slavery was ...
... left to legislate on slavery for itself. But the growth of cotton has increased since that time, and become an article of value to an extent which no man dreamt of when Jefferson wrote. And this cotton, cultivated under the slavery system, now threatened ...
... the Senate a lar proportion of the House of Representatiyes are vehemently opposed to Mr. Lincoln’i views on the subject of slavery, it may be that some time will elapse before the natural consequences ol his election make themselves felt. But, on the other ...
... delivered. Observe, One Shilling per lb., C3-E3STTJXISTB ARROWROOT, The produce of tho liberated Africans, captured from Slavery, imported by W. WESTON & Co., African Merchants, London, R. HUGHES THIS Arrowroot is pure, free from all adulteration, lu ...
... Xwelvetrees' Soap Powder saves time, trouble, money, firing, sosp, tongue and temper, and entirely abolishes the female slavery the tub, the present doineslic-happiness-destroying practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but is as safe for ...