... wert heli vered an @o! ren { Madayascar, of the the ebil (ren foe the heathen superetil De ao te aleo from the eyetom of slavery 9 oome true of ome wiliede chew bin vlagasoar. The amout 1. | Phe ead ove ioe of ivited between the missions | h Ie Congregational ...

... oontribute £250 to the to thole,* Mr. Maguire, M. P. The Spanish Assembly, having finally approved of the bill for abolish/kg slavery in Porto Rioo, has been dismayed. birthday waa celebrated as by an dam % and at night Berlin was ill On Saturday the Earl ...

... upon the present rupture, also the chief events of the war. took parly view of the question, but gave it as Ids opinion that slavery had nothing to do with the present rupture when viewed philanthropic question, hut everything do with it political question ...

... animating the most devoted patriotism, and calling forth any degree of heroism and self-sacrifice. Secondly: the existence of slavery was a disturbing cause which the events which happened favoured the Union principle and weakened the State rights principle ...

... justified in taking an isolated text behind which to shelter themselves. Before the abolition of slavery there were men who referred to the Bible to prove that slavery was right. No one would attempt to do so now, but still, they went to the Bible to support ...

... Tory Riche was made very shortly after hu entry the m amd the ocoasion was a debate slavery question, when, in a vigorous that Lord Howick, be expremed as mem to slavery. but not im fevour of hasty enframolu sement The deceased princi an received bis firet ...

... companions in misery in anything but a humane manner, the children, as Mr. BENNErr said, having morally speaking, been sold into slavery, as much so as any negro in Africa. However this may be, it appears difficult to bring any persons to justice in connection ...

... said he was amazed at the patience the Uitlenders hid shown under the treatment they bad re. ceived from the Boers. He said slavery wiz at the bottom of the war the Dutchman still wanted to keep his slave.—At the opening meeting of the Reading Circle, held ...

... existing territ'-rial legislature, and electing a new one; voters to bonaJlde inhabitant* for threa months. Also abolishing the Slavery Laws. Tho report the Nicaraguan minister’s return contradicted. The Anti-Fillmore American Convention at New York, on the ...

... Boeton Convention, and to give opinion open the qneetion. * How can American slavery aboliahed I consider the application is made toe conceiving me to represent the anti-slavery body in (his country; and I believe that I speak their sentimanta aa well my ...

... Coro LAWS, and pointed out the benefits which Free Trade had conferred on the oenutry. Ho also referred to the Abolition of Slavery, of Flogging, the Compensation to Tenants, and many other measures which were of great importance to the welfare of the country ...

... replying to Earl Granville, stated that it was impossible for him to give ant distinct assurance to the Mins* on thequestion of slavery in Cuha, as there had been a difficulty in obtaining information owing to the recent change of Government —ln answer to the ...