... piatola recall another bold clergyman. a Presbyterian of Kentucky, who was a prominent leader in the movement to abolish slavery from the State. Once when be had been announced to preach, an angry• crowd of opponents gathered about the meeting-hotoo, ...

... way, His wonders to perform, and that had been illustrated in regard to the West Indian islands. It was not long ago that slavery was carried on in those islands. In 1768 one of the slave owners was very ill and the doctors gave biro no hopes unless he ...

... in other parts of Africa. Slavery. therefore, holds a prominent position amongst them. Slaves are made in a variety of ways. Prisoners of war, if not executed, become slaves. Misconduct and dent are fruitful sources of slavery. But from these causes many ...

... of slavery thrmighont the British dominioas. Abolished, too, North America In the rouse of the Civil War, it is a matter of IT,Pieugg to every one who values the freedom of rna kind to see that with the exception 4,f Brazil and Cuba, where slavery cannot ...

... expressions must inevitably lead downward, instead of upward. Thu resumption of the work week by week partakes of the oaten) of slavery, and though it has its rewards for geed conduct, it must have an enervating effect. The crime statistics of the United States ...

... tribes of Moorish marauders might have oome down on them, when they would have been pillaged, and .probably carried a into slavery, as has been the lot of the crews of previous vessels wrecked on this dreary mast, Their only weapons were a few muskets and ...

... father and his Rabbi have lost something, the should first seek that lost by the Rabbi. do a Rabbi is to be asdeemed from slavery before a parent ; for a parent Ilm'araly responsible for his child's body, bat the Rabbi b responsible for his mind.— The ...

... Nursery. You may try, but you can never imagine what it is to have a man's force of genius in you, and yet__ to surer the slavery of being a girl.—Oeorge Eliot. ...

... Jane Askew. aged 21, was committed for trial, charged with the wilful murder of her ~lllegitimate child THE abolition of slavery in Brazil was not carried nut withont the most severe pressure from the Imperial family. The Emperor had even to threaten ...

... a Crown Colony would be £15,000 a year the revenue would be 040,000), and that annexation would lead to the extinction of slavery and the slave trade. Mr. Baillie Cochrane, while seconding the Resolution, suggested that before annexation we should come ...

... long resident in Africa. It is estimated that oat of • population of 200,000,000 at least 50,000,000 are still in • state of slavery, as in many parts of the interior slaves are the only means of exchange for commodities, and in nearly all parts goods are ...

... representative of the Herald met Mr. Foretter and his nephew, Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, grandson of the Buxton of anti-slavery fame. In course of conversation several questions were commented upon of public interest, and a summary of that commentary ...