... Queen-—has shown her appreciation of his character. The King is 44, has almost stamped out gambling in his country, has abolished slavery, is almost a vegetarian, but does not despise the ‘refinements of European cookery. His Nfljeuty is a firm believer in the ...

... abandoning the little pretence of anti-slavery feeling which they yet hypocritically keep up. The maintenance of a preventive squadron on the African Boast is totally inconsistent with the essermragensent of slavery in sugar growing countries. Nor can we ...

... Suicide was practically uaknown among the frequently ill-treated negro slaves of the United Stutes, before the abolition of slavery, for instance. In Prussia, the most highly educated country in Earope, the annusl average of suicides per million inhabitants ...

... known as the Lincoin Memorial African M. K. Church. A memorial room ends museum will be provided which will contain relies of slavery. each as the ensiles-block, the Aare chain. the rasnseles, and the whipping post. Tiemity-e.glit windows will be named in ...

... of teetotalism, to think for a moment, how a man release 1 from slavery would feel. Suppose a man bad been a slave, that he had tasted of the cat, that his children were sold into slavery—that he had himself nothing which he could call his own, not even ...

... not have been developed. Slavery in Greece was not the slavery that our century had kuown in America. It was a form of slavery which he thought they must call domestic, and it lacked the worst features of more modern slavery. As to the position of women ...

... GREETLAND. On Thursday evening lecture was delivered in the Wesleyan new School Room, on American Slavery, by Mr. Ebenczer F. Quant. There was a very fair attendance, who seemed well pleased with the lecture and illustrations. We are astonished at the ...

... and engraved John Thompson, Esq., intended a Memento to Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe’s efforts to promote the Abolition of Negro Slavery. ...

... been for some time endeavouring to form a treaty on behalf of this government with his sable majesty, for the abolition of slavery and promoting the cultivation of cotton. Our readers will regret to learn be has lien unsucee.sful. Mr. Deecroft was accompanied ...

... vicious, while he willingly gave his sanction to slavery in every form. Such was the case in America. Mrs. Stowe stated that in proportion to the sale of rum in that country so in the same proportion was slavery increased. Mr. Buxton said, that aU slaveholders ...

... agaiust Mr. Edwards, bring us to another subject. that of sugar. Sir C. Wood admits that, ou this question of sugar, the Anti-Slavery feeling was brought to boar against the reduction of Protection. This single solinission shows that Mr. FAwards's votes cannot ...

... life To serfdom brought. Left free to flourish by a thoughtless act, Upon the gains of plunder and of wrong, And cast in slavery the poor and weak Beneath the strong. Beguiled by infamous hypocrisy, Which passed them off as honest, peaceful men; Men now ...