... W) AFTERNOON, at Two o'Clock. Greenock, 15th November, 1873. THE SLAVE TRADE AND SLAVERY. PUBLIC MEETING IN GREENOCK, On the Stays TRADE and its irooneetion with Slavery in Maboainiedan Countries, POLTNERIAN KIDNAPPING, IN BRAZIL, CUBA, Ac.. Ac., in the ...

... TEM TURKISH SLAVIC KARIM. Slavery is still carried on under Turkish ride. according to a letter in the Star. The writer, who was assisting Mr Cook in his tour to the East, narrates a visit to • Turkish slave market at Smyrna. The slaves consisted of five ...

... question of the American war and it. effects upon slavery, be mall have his sadism to remember that the Carnation of 1711 resagnised slavery as en existing system. They knew a well se be did that slavery excited Odor the revolutionary wet, sad that the ...

... Saunders, White, Gunn, bloody, what wee the rose of the war ? It wee slavery. Slavery bad not only something to do with the war, but everyand Alford. thing to do with it. Bat for slavery, the thirty-four EWItetATIOW Otorrems.—The proposition of States would ...

... RULE. The following minute has been forwarded by the Anti-Slavery Society to the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for the Colonies : The committee of the British and Foreign Anti Slavery Society hare heard with the gravest apprehension that her ...

... religious people have a theory that he is favoured by Divine Providence, who is using him as a tool to extirpate slavery. If so, I suppose slavery will go down. It is well known that Mr. Lincoln consults the spirit world before ho makes any great move. Ile ...

... march of ideas which has terminated slavery in Christendom, Cuba only excepted. Unhappily, however, this baneful influence has thus far succeeded in defeating the efforts of all liberalminded men in Spain to abolish slavery in Cubs, and in preventing the promised ...

... and champion of slavery—a few weeks since, the same multitudes shouted in praise of Garibaldi, the champion of liberty, national and individual, without respect to clime or colour, and who especially condemned Confederate slavery, with his own noble ...

... most by law of all fate precede, black emancipse tion. I much dislike the slavery, to man, of an African labourer, with a evade on his shoulder; hut 1 more dislike the slavery, to the devil, of a Colabrian robber with a gun on his shoulder. I dislike ...

... interreeition. Shall Slavery be Recognised? It was, however, impossiblo that a State based on slavery should be roecgniscil, oven though it were independent, and in the case of the South its loading politicians trul declared that slavery was its corner-stone ...

... issued last week referring to the fund the Doctor says;—•• The British workman ' however, will not subscribe. He prefers slavery to the expenditure of sixpence- He would not miss the sixpence, and he knows that in the aggregate it would be irresistible ...

... sympathising with the Spaniards in the efforts they are making to establish a more liberal Government, and urging them to abolish slavery in the Spanish possessions as soon as possible. ...