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... vote £5OO for slave trade services. The CHANCELLOR of the Excuzquer said the Government would use every exertion to fl?t& slavery at Zanzibar and elsewhere. discussion took place fiw«fi to Cyprus, and a resolution was declsring that po system of taxation ...
... but thay have is like manner been excluded from the column* of the ■love power's lending org n. Even the preliminary anti-slavery meeting nt Liverpool Saturday last shared the same fate. This wc help thinking rather hard. The presence and energetic protest ...
... to the Anti-Slavery y, when he became the :.'3“' of bitter persecution. But, undannted by poverty suffering, \‘}hmkr continued to glorify ‘the cause of freedom hy his powerful song and prose. ~ In 1847 ho edited tM‘-l.‘mr&q a fut anti-slavery organ, in ...
... 2nd, At 7.30, the Rev. J. H. Hector (THE BLACK KNIGHT) Will deliver the THRILLING STORY OF HIS EARLY LIFE AND ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY. Builders & Contractors. desirous of tendering for the EktF.o 110 N of TWO HOUSES, The Cliff, Gorleston, for A. C. Jupp, Eeq ...
... intervention. Caftaix has recently, visited I Cologne behalf of the Belgian Anti-Slavery Society. Hie «ae come to an I underatanding with the leaden of the German I Anti-Slavery moment and indnoo them act I in concert with the Belgian Society. It appear* ...
... by oar Bench of Bishops, who, u their southern brethren did in the Confederate Wu, defended ths odious and inhnaua system slavery u disiae institution. In those days Clarkson and Wilbstfores ware taunted by writers like “ Yasox with •• expanding viols ...
... supposed to have been heart disease. Mr Douglass, who was born • slave, was 78 yean of age. He played prominent part in the anti-slavery movement A telegram from St Petenburg reporta a die* tressing accident on the ice. On the frozen river near Moscow 30 grammar ...
... ends the rebellion ; the Initiation of emancipation completely deprive* thereofH The point Is not that all States tolerating slavery would very soon, if at all, initiate emancipation, but that, while the offer is equally made to all, the Northern States shall ...
... is not worth living; how much lighter oar work would go off if only had some little pleasure to look forward to weekly. Slavery is not quite abandoned in Christian England, for we cannot call it any other name hard work, low wages, poor food. The majority ...
... of these legislatures or conventions, to valid part or parts tbs constitution : “1. Every State wherein slavery exists which shall abolish slavery any time before January of the year 1900, shall reoei' the following compensation from the United States ...
... past eight yearn liv. Williment must decide for himself whether this lengthened service is due to the pernicious efforts of slavery, or a recognition on the part of the tramway employee that their positions with the Company are worth keeping. One old man ...
... responded to the call for religious teachers for Africa. Uganda was a country in which might was right'’and slavery prevailed. The very mention of slavery was sufficient to arouse the in- terest of the English, and a congress was held in Brussels, when a plan ...