... of arms, mankind bad been enslaved for the benefit of the few. Slavery and serfdom hail been abolished, but the worker was not yet emancipated ; we had still form of slavery- wages slavery. The abolition of wuges-labour would abolish the power one man ...

... the relations between the Church and the State, has ceased to a practical question, just much the chief question, that of slavery, which kept the Presbyterian Churches iu America apart, had ceased to a practical question. And it will be an odd thing see ...

... Constitution for that Island, treating it not colony like the relation of Canada to England, but as Spanish province. He condemns slavery, which he said must gradually abolished with indemnification owners. The Porto Rico Deputies spoke in favour of abolition ...

... adapted to the climate and soil of Central Africa, and these will confer great blessing on the country. If free the tribes from slavery I shall insist upen their working for themselves; they will then desire change their surplus produce for our manufactures; ...

... foci in that straggle in which our kinsmenwt.om I look upon as almost our countrymen —were waging war for freedom against slavery—(hoar, hear, md applause). Well, having that feeling strongly as man (uuld, I most earnestly desired that proclamation, and ...

... I assure you that I congratulate rayaelf and very happy the fact. Tbe Viceroy hss very much heart the desire to put down slavery the Nile—adesue which must meet with the approval every Englishman and of all enlightened civilised men. You will readily ...

... country, Hr -raith came to the present qmrrel between England and the United States. denied that Engl sbmen syropath sed with slavery, and if during the war they did not support the North, it was because they did not see—and Mr Hewsrd was to blame for tha’ ...

... that if the miuisters of the Churches were right ou the subject of American slavery, and if they were all united upon it, it would not last; and God had abolished American slavery even in the days of Albert Rames - (applause). He was not without a secret ...

... But tiki t«wnn were miaerable -Ki«g>ton sceiueito city in miaes diMfidation waa viatMb everywhere. Wlnrssse had this Ost of slavery -they were only '•aping they hail sown.. With curses ami mprecations thspduul sown the wind u«d they were leaping the whirlwind ...

... districts to allow the inhabitants to exported thence as slaves, and the improvement of the country will thus the death-blow slavery. ...

... Goldwin Smith the Alabama. —The New York paper* the 4th report a lecture Professor Goldwin Smith Cleveland on “England and Slavery.” In referring to the relations existing between England and the United State*, Mr Smith said feel in a position positively ...

... Whatever reproaches may be made against our century we have certainly many reasons to proud it. The new world suppresses slavery Russia liberates her serfs England does justice to Ireland. The Littoral countries of the Mediterranean seem to once more ...