... Vhe Clerk (Me third hand's are ¢ rtiticated as Mat a, but serve alt thied hand wh for promotion ‘‘DOES CHRISTIANITY SUPPOR SLAVERY.” This question was debated with spirit at St. Stephen's Mission Hall, on Friday even- ing, under the chairmanship of Mr. ...

... bea’ singular, species of fession, and the profession of slavery. any: ihing ut an one. Persons not attached 10 | Admiralty but it is not ‘on that any. since the creation of the followed slavery asa profession. After this felicitous exordium, the British ...

... and that Banks are dated five ederals were in hot pursuit. Terrible havoc made among the Confederates im Phillips, an anti-slavery lecturer, hes been ...

... sole purpose of visiting England ami seeing Queen Victoria. Her name is Martha Ann Rix, and she is a widow. She was bom in slavery in the United States, and when few years old was bought her father and taken by him to Lilieria, West Africa. There she has ...

... together. But all this time slavery had been actively encouraged both by English and Dutch, and it was when England awoke to a sense of the cruelty, injustice, and inhumanity of it all, and decided to take the xoko of slavery off the black men's neck, that ...

... this hospital has been fairly started, they Mar. 21, 1885 shall be devoted in some way—not yet defined—to the suppression of slavery. These resolutions may final, They were Prince led as of Wales, seconded by the Duke of Cam- by the Duke of burgh: Cardinal ...

... for slavery. The North is for freedom of discussion, the Sou represses freedom of discussion with the tar brush and the pine fagot.. Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Patrick Henry, and Hamilton were unanimous in execrating the practice of slavery, and ...

... than submit to a condition of things which their leaders foresaw must reswt in the abolition of slavery. We all know the resalt. The South was conquered—slavery was abolished. Many of the Southern States now regard the ““ Union with about as much affection ...

... Mission, and went up country beforehand with Mr. Swann. One of these boys was killed when with Mr. Brooks, and the other ia in slavery at Pemba. The porter says Mr. Brooks’s body was left at M’Kange, as he fell, and bis boxes were smashed up. He says that the ...

... that cannot but be patent to the most casual observer. It is nothing more nor less than the complete abolition of white slavery now so rampant in this and other so-called civilized countries. Skilled labour, by combination, succeeded in throwing off ...

... the miraculous in history. But let us especially consider the application this subject (I) to mediaeval, (2) to negro slavery. Slavery, speaking generally, was one of the oldest and most natural of human institutions, so much so that Aristotle, the greatest ...

... MR. BRIG AND E SLAP. CIRCULAR. To the Editor of * Yarmouth Independent. Sir,—I shall be unable to fog, Slavery lately the Government, and therefore request = tallow ae fa your call attention to few remarks on this subject. He cays, * To une atten Roh ...