... citizens of Geneva who have addressed the United States in favour of the maintenance of the Constitution and the abolition slavery; and he hopes in doing so to obtain the approbation of the Liberal press and of all hia fellow-citizens. Mr. Coleridge, Q ...

... Division, and also desires to thank him'(or his splendid work for liberty in bis persistent efforts lor the abolition of slavery, and notes with pleasure the concessions has obtained for the poor Zansibar slaves. (Applause.)—Mr John Wilkinson seconded ...

... people of Great Britain to say whether such the part their agents in India meets their approval. content with countenancing slavery, they afford material and powerful help to the rich and iudoential owner the slave, and enable him under the rules of law ...

... Cross ! Alas ! poor children, the trackless hungry forest soon with its falling loaves sepulchred the youngest, while slavery in its most brutal form awaited the survivors. The rev. gentleman gave e graphic account of their battles and encounters, ...

... 1864. terms of peaoe on certain conditions. These,” he said, ware the integrity of the Union and the total abolition of slavery.” The semi - official authorities of tha Soath, hearing this, refused to visit Washington under such restrictions, as they ...

... upharsin,” against the autocracies and the prmiorisn hordes that strangle Europe and suck her blood.—Tekyroph. The South and Slavery.— We observe that Mr. Lindsay, with that moral tenderness of nature which has always marked his public career, shudders in ...

... gave a quiet and touching add ress, . in the course of which be referred to some of the most disgusting features of American slavery as it was, with a feeling referent.) to the crowning act of Abraham Lincoln, and the fair slave girl that was redeemed with ...

... minute.’* Sew Cox day or two before, and he appeared in a right state. It waa much like tox-hunting, and put him m mind of slavery. The dog* went at the man like tigers. There were two biggish dog* and Should think they were lurchers. The little dog was ...

... strangers see the cruelty that is practised here. Bat I tell you, sir, that although I have worn these symbols of degradation and slavery, lam not mad. Oh, lady, you will believe me, I know you will, your kind face tells me that. If you bad come to offer me hopes ...

... The German patriot denonncea the brother who Ims sold himself the Roman invaders, and corses him for the desolation and the slavery he has brought upon his country. Bat Praed was more at home in political hits —in pldtores of social life —snob as The County ...

... and denounce in the strongest language this lamentable infatuation of the working classes in subjecting themselves to this slavery of trades’ nnions, but it is only a few that have such real friendship for yon to take the trouble and expose themselves to ...

... Commander Cameron, R.N., on Monday nighty an interesting lecture on slavery in Central Africa to crowded audience in the Central Hall, Newcastle. A resolution deploring tho In* crease of slavery and asking Govornmentassistance In Its suppression was heartily ...