... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR, In transmitting to Lord Salisbury the Anti• Slavery Decree issued by the Sultan of Zanzibar, dated August 1, Colonel Euan-smith says : Little by little the feeling is mating itself apparent among the Arabs that its provisions assure ...

... subve t , , r r>form ; an understanding, a sprit, end nn eloquence, to summon mankind to society. or to break the hunt]s of slavery asunder, and to rule the wilderness of free minds with unbounded authority; something that could establish or overwhelm empires ...

... and opened the proceedings by saying that the present question was whether more should not be done for the suppression of slavery than had been done up to the present time. Different views might be taken by different societies, but they might form • united ...

... altogether obscure corner of the world. Tag Anti-Slavery Congress, which has just held its sittings at the church of St. Sulpice, at Paris, contrasted strikingly in shortness of duration with the Anti-Slavery Conference attended by representatives of the ...

... dros ryddhad y caethion,yn Lloegr Newydd, New York a Pennsylvania. Yn 1840, aeth i ddinas New York i olygu y National Anti-Slavery Standard, ues yn 1844 y derbyuiodd Horace Greeley ef i fod yn un o olygyddion y INew York Tribune. Torodd ei iechyd i lawr ...

... help quarter quite satisfactory, except to a certain number of householders of what we may call accommodating fibre. And for slavery, in spite of Mr. Stanley's effective use of native servants, we are not yet quite prepared. It might, perhaps, be worth ...

... the peaceful development of the country under the Germans, and the gradual abolition of some of the more revolting forms of slavery. Ile s gave an Recount of the great famine which had broken out in the Ronde and surrounding countries, and spoke of the urgent ...

... recommended religious education of the negro as an aid to arriving at that exceedingly desirable consummation, the extinction of slavery. There are still a few surviving who can recall from personal experience the stirring incidents of Mr. Gladstone's first ...

... Antociat.c Oracle of T:•n- VI. Ae the only Chieftain of the Bala Comiwt VII. Au the Harapha of Milton. VIII. As an encourager of Slavery in a rot cou try IX. As an oppressor of Slaves for the indul/ecce of his tiiigoveroallie lust+. X. Asa robber of Trust Fond+ ...

... exemplified by slavery. There had been a time when that practice was universal, but now it was denounced as a great sin and highly immoral. The same arguments were used in defence of ill-treating animals now as were used years ago in favour of slavery. The time ...

... answers should be given without opening up matters of a private nature. Tea Brussels Anti-Slavery Committee has decided that the public conferences on the Slavery Question, which were postponed owing to the death of Prinee Baldwin, shall take place on ...

... most highly of the Arabs, who treated him with much kindness, and he does not hesitate to express the opinion that the anti-slavery societies have done a great deal more harm than good. Ha also met with all possible friendliness and useful help from the ...