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... prolonged to allow slavery once more to emerge into shape and form amid the tumults of the contending parties. That danger does exist. The Southern States are now willing to agree to the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, which, as appears to ...
... The anti-slavery spirit which now animates the American Congress has recently received another manifestation, and one which is of some mterest to nations on this side the Atlantic who loudly con- demn slavery in the abstract, but connive at its practical ...
... for Warsaw, en route for Paris, SLAVERY IN THE SPANISH COLONIES. Madrid, May 29.—Several newspapers discuss to-day the position in which Spain is placed the recent decree of the Emperor of the Brazils in reference to slavery in the Spanish colonies. ...
... freedom of the city of yes- terday conferred on Mr Lioyp son, ‘in respect of his long and meritorious exertions to abolish slavery in North America.” ...
... only a subordinate part ‘of question. The pon the recovery of Alsen Me | turn janes, says the Dayblad, great should lot of slavery until ...
... negotiations in reality turn upon the recovery of Alsen and DuppeL Daces, says the Dagblad, would prefer the common lot of slavery until the great day liberation should dawn. ...
... jesty says the principal matters attention are the organisation of the state of the national finances, and the question of slavery in the Portuguese colonies. ...
... Illinois, 114. Eric, 631. Cotton—Middling upland, 27. Petroleum, refined, 25. EXTINCTION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. Advices from Brazil aungnnee that the question of slavery had lately occupied the serious attention of the Government, aud that at the next meeting ...
... very friendly tone, and indicates that one of the principal matters demanding the attention of the Cortes is the question of slavery in the colonies—a blot that still stains the escutcheon of Portugal. ...
... a public breakfast waa given jn St James’s Hall, London, in honour of Wm. Lloyd Gar- rison, Esq., the leader of the anti-slavery party in Ancerica, There was a company, consisting al- most equally of ladies and gentlemen, who were accom- modated at four ...
... the world, It has been well known for many years that the Emperor of Brazil has paid great attention to the question of slavery in his dominions, and has done his utmost to foster a spirit of antagonism to the hateful system. In 1854 a law was passed ...
... LLOYD On Saturdey morning, a public given in St James's Hall, London, in honour of Wm. Licyd Gar- rison, the of the anti-slavery party in America. There was a numerous company, consisting al- of ladies and” at four tables ranged along the body of were ...