... in 1783, the North was in favour of slavery, while by Southern legislators it was generally condemned, and quoted the opinions of Jeafferson, Washington, and others. Washintrtou said, “ I am convinced that slavery is an evil. What we want is some well ...

... easy master, and that the status of slavery, after all, causes very little hardship. I will not go over the oft-told tale of the cruelty the slave raids and the horrors of the slave caravan, for wbich the status slavery in these islands must be held largely ...

... WHITE SLAVERY IN CHESHIRE. The practice of Cheshire farmers in sending their men to Manchester produce market for days together without rest, except what they can get on the road, received severe condemnation at the hands of the Altrincham magistrates ...

... SLAVERY IN THE RED SEA. Tba folowinic chapter from the unpublished Reuinis• omen • Political Officer at Aden is given in the canna number of and i. of opecial ilterest at the peacoat crisis affairs iu the Soudan negro, , , and Are required principally ...

... WHITE SLAVERY VIRGINIA. TERRIBLE REVELATIONS. A startling story of the White Slavery into which ignorant Bohemian immigrants are being sold in the wilds of West Virginia has been received in New York, and reproduced in the Daily Telegraph. It had been ...

... WHITE SLAVERY VIRGINIA. Mr. F. J.* Kimball, president of the Ohio Extension of the Norfolk and Western railroad, sends tho following cablegram with reference to the reported cruelty to Hungarian emigrants, under the above; head :—No truth whatever ...

... compromises in reference to slavery, there never would have been any revolt. In proof of this he appealed to history, saying that when thermion was formed the South admitted that slavery was wrong, and quoting the anti-slavery expressions of the three great ...

... SLAVERY EAST AFRICA. A telegram, dated Mombasa, May 4th, states: With the general approval of the public Mr. Mackenzie on Saturday issued important proclamation, which was endorsed by tho native governor and tho elders, to the effect that in future no ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The Anti-Slavery Conference, which has been sitting Brussels for some time, has now ended its work, and the results of the long deliberations of the seventeen Powers represented have been reduced to General Act dealing with ...

... SLAVERY IN RITISH EMPIRE SIR CHARLES DILKE’S INDICTMENT. The Parliamentary Representative of the Daily Chronicle ” writes: We have been living in a focl’s paradise. For sixty years we have harboured the delusion that slavery was an illegal institution ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The Anti-Slavery Conference, which has been sitting at Brussels for some time, has now ended its work, and the results of the long deliberations of the seventeen Powers represented have been reduced to a General Act dealing ...

... THE SUPPRESSION SLAVERY BY THE PORTE. The tange Telegraph Company is in a position to state that the Porte has decided to manifest in every possible way its determination to suppress the slave traffic wherever its powers extend, and also to refute the ...