... MODERN SLAVERY. Zo the of the ** Ye Sir.—I observed.a letter in e short time ago under the above by adrese- ing of the excessive of hours daring which 4 work in At the time I was are to read it, thinking it would no doubt be from work much of releasing ...

... are born free and equal ; and though until the last civil war slavery existed in the States as a Republican * institution,” freedom and equality are now recognised throughout “Uncle Sam’s dominions as being by law established. Theoretically, perhaps ...

... Another Washington ; but, if oncc the extension of slavery were as it was by the adoption of the Chicago ibe ramme, slavery was doomed, The system of slave- : ur exhausts the soil so rapidly, that slavery would ground to occupy. I hear constantly, that the ...

... ; and vever did he say a word on behalf of the factory children, until, when defending slavery in the West Indies, be taunted Buxton with indifference to the slavery in h‘n(‘-.d. Comment is needlcss, ...

... Bible in hand, and prove to us, by chapter and verse, that slavery is a divine insti tution? that it has all the sanctions which our blessed religion can give it? Only a few years ago American Slavery was quite a fashionable topic. Duchesses, countesses, and ...

... fagitive slave.” meaning of sufficient grounds as applied to slavery ? It was supposed that modern civiliz- ation had ruled that no sufficient grounds whatever could be advanced for holding men in slavery; that the Slave Trade was an institu- tion to be put down; ...

... to pa: South. One of the dies involved ta whether slavery among ted or entirely abolished 3 for if the result of the le were to alavery in the territories of the United States, the abolition of slavery in Brazil and Cuba would lly follow. recently a ntleman ...

... of the this be so, what is to me of the Republican p of the cotton regions, If And, more im; still, what is to become of Slavery? To the rebels is not to be thought of. To attempt to wheedle back the Seceded States, with- out offering them some tee for ...

... design—to add to the many noble and philanthropic efforta for the abolition of slavery which have been made in many portions of the globe.” . . . The suppression of slavery In our dominions and in tbs United States, the present negociatione for the earns ...

... abolition of slavery. That amount was id ae compensation to the | owners of the slaves. And now what were they going todo? The present Government had reverted back to purchase in the army, and now they were going to revert back to slavery. (Cheers.) They ...

... the Northern and Western did so from motives in which the district of Columbis, and the Border States, where it does not slavery but that it will be many years, or cotton countries, whese it pays enor- abolished in mously, is more than any one can bei ...

... Pontifical household, another as missionary to Syria, and then by turn Bishop in France; Archbishop in A::erh, and bitter foe of slavery everywhere. He was alike at home with a fashionable congregation in the French capital or with a Kabyle audience in Algeria ...