... SLAVERY ADVERTISEMENTS CAIRO . AMFRICAX Cairo Las bi**n a-Mres In* L'S cons itnenls a* L» nift-rml u • >0 the Vie q-ie*. t ■«•. Wti-ld (1 cac-i ;.- ihi, -u j M. Ca ,1 r««d va - ii*us uioh ba-i cat out oi in the t-of of it.-m it i v.' i > ri.a v uj* ‘hi* ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY From the ccuat ef Africa authentic correspondence wrings a painful account of the progress of the slave trade. T. new K. of Dahomey has opened his reign with ?r(. of the bloodleit atroi-ities. has completed 11 lave- expeditions since be ...

... SLAVERY IN ENGLAND. BAHBAKITIIU. Tn» Eirt Shjrfn»‘-ury, in oslliug the the H 'u«- i.f L 'rd» on Fr ilav eveni'ig the re|M>rt uf the Ci)dmn*H Eioplotoieot Cimmiis-ion, mud—Tb* commi eionera in thoir re, rafer, aiuoug other*, tt» the following woHial-P ...

... SLAVERY AND MORMONISM the rin home the yajikee. • You find u.*.’ paid Hrigham Young, ‘trying to lire ptact-ably A pojourn with people thus minded rnu-»t a great relief to jou. who cone from land where brother hath lifted up hand again>t brother, and you ...

... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. In the absence of any palticulor news by the last Brazilian mail from the seat of war, where it is said that tLe state of things remains unchanged, we ext , aot some illustrations of slavery from the advertisements for sale cf slaves ...

... SLAVE.RY IN CUBA. A correspondent of the Nvew York Timex3 writes from Havana on the.9th inst.:-A very odd sight,. and onq seldom seen, was witnessed previous to the sailing of. the. English West Indian steamer, the wharf being crowded with a large number ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Dr. (leaver, from America, delivered an address on Wednerday night, in the Cittliall, on the eubject of elm very, and his own struggled with the Slave pswer in America. The chair was occupied by W. P. Paton, Esq , who van supported ...

... into hatred by a decisive policy, based on sati-slavery principles. Seeing these heavy shackes on the President' hands, no onewili blame him if, so far, he has done little towards the aboltlon of slavery. Let us now examine what effilacy there really Is ...

... SLAVERY RUFFIANISM. A lady who was living in Baltimore at the time the treacherous slaughter of the Massachusetts men in her streets, states that of wealth and portion who cime iu from the riot to dinner openly boasted the money they had scittered among ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY PRESENT CRISIS George Thompson, Esq., the wellknown Anil-Slavery Ir.cturw, and late P. for tbs Tower H- inlets, will del ver ADDRESS on the Moral. Religion*, and PobUcal Aspects of the United State*, in their besring o.i the Slav err ...

... AFRICAN' SLAVERY. Tin:' ion most of the Sou'hern American Slates there is gr. wiig desire r the revival of the slave importing svstera. The fueling is said to have gained much strength that the older and more cautious the Soul hi rn politicians are greatly ...

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