... comprise 13. The two republics will have no customs duties. The search for slaves will be forbidden in all the states, and slavery is to disappear within a period of years, and be replead by free labour, which will be iottoduixil gradually. ...

... by paying no rents. Those who would not pay would assist in making Ireland free. Those who would pay would have a life of slavery, and were doomed to death. It also cautioned the tenants against having recourse to the Land Court Comm;ssion, as it was a ...

... the Government ; to secure a republican Government in the rebellious States, by appointing military governors; denouncing slavery as an evil in itself, and as the cause of the advising the re of the SW/ Governwent. 1.1 a okaaitltutional convention, composed ...

... Treschnicza, and commenced a general massacre of all the inhabitants except young maidens, whom they carried off to sell into slavery. The fugitives whom I have seen were saved by the isterpoeition of Servian volunteers. A subscription was raised last night ...

... had said, even ships of war might bo lawfully sold to be used in behalf of slavery. There was no moronity for the step, and such a concession to elavemongers fighting for slavery would be vindicated only AA is vindicated. It, effect to create throughout ...

... British strength made it Impossible to put an end to slavery or to establish • republic free from slavery. To meet England it was ! necessary to beuuited, 'ad to be united it necessary to tolerate slavery, and from that boor to this—at least to witbin two ...

... sanction to the maintenance of slavery. Ile considered that by the grant of this charter the Government ran the risk of serious complications with several foreign Powers ; but the roost serious difficulty WWI that it recognised slavery. Mr. Dillwyn xeconded the ...

... To destroy the platest power of slavery was the aim, as it weedd be the scams of the Republican party (applause). The great difficulty was where to take hold of slavery. His judgment that the political power ol slavery should be on. ?thrown, in order ...

... themselves in arum, as a necemary preperaim for the deliverance of the remainder of Italy, and of their iii.ters will in slavery. At the banquet given in the evening, as the de Vile, Garibaldi spoke of the power of ideas and of the future of Italy. He ...

... rebels) 450,437 Loui.ian* (parishes held by rebels) Total declared free The statti and parts of states nscognising slavery exempted from the proclamation, or in which slaves to remain slaves, are : States. Ilela ware No. of Slaves. 1,798 ___ ...

... allowed to acquire land, but the transfer must be made in the name of the Location Commission. No slavery or apprenticeship partaking of the nature of slavery is to be tolerated. Complete freedom of religion is guaranteed. Loyalists are not to be molested ...

... for ever identified with Richard Cobden's life. A star of the progress of the age is exhibiting itaelf in the abolition of slavery all over the world. The latest account' from Africa state that the British squadron on the west coast, aided by the withdrawal ...