... to appear as a slavery movement, the corn-law association, and free tra of the 'Essex and their conduct in Lancashire during the American war and at the reform demonstration in Edinburgh, as reasons which led him to have no fear whatever of these classes ...

... 15 medals of the first class, and then to those of the seoced and third. PARIS ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. The united committees of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, the Spanish Abolitionist Society (La Sociedad Abe-, licionista Espanola), and ...

... conviction that slavery was a blot upon their country; and that especially since the war in the United States had altered the whole condition of things there they had no longer the warrant of the Southern States for the maintenance of slavery. All this showed ...

... by the elections to the North German Parliament. The Schleswig Danes says the Dagblud, would prefer the common lot of slavery until the great day of liberation should dawn. ...

... fa'. our of French consent as a condition of the of the national' rights of Italy. This he just 'y Fegards as a badge of slavery. He also ad voc. , #ev a total rupture of diplomatic interc:line with Franco. There are rumours about the disei,very of a ...

... name is a sufficient proof of this. Mr. BRIGHT never abhorred slavery till slavery broke up the Union. His organs were cautiously silent or timidly apologetic on the subject, until slavery and democracy were severed and opposed to each other. Happily ...

... legal also. Why, then, are the other state governments swept away? If, as alleged, they are illegal, the anti-slavery amendment is void, and slavery is still a national institution. If, on the other heud, they are legal—and Congress declared s them sufficiently ...

... legality of the government of the ten states which participated in the ratification of the amendment for abolishing slavery, thereby leaving slavery where it stood before the amendment was declared part of the Constitution. If we admit the ordinances of secession ...

... the East, Germany, and Italy. Such an alliance in principle condemned the Christians to return to their former position of slavery to the Turks, and was intended to prevent the development of the North-German Confederation, the unity of Italy, and the ...

... legislative enactment during the rebellion. The Maryland' Legislature has ab,olished the laws permitting the sale of negroes into slavery for crime. The Tennessee Legislature has amended the franchise law so as to admit negroes to vote. The Supreme Court of Tennessee ...

... thousands of coloured people. As for the unhappy United States, the country suffered under a blighting despotism. Although slavery had been theoretically abolished we were no nearer a free republic now than we were twenty years ago. In Persia and •in Turkey ...

... distance frau Samareand. LISBON, FEB. 1. 'The Government has presented to the Chambers a bill for the immediate abolition of slavery in the Portuguese possessions. MUNICH, FEB. 5 The Empress of Austria is expected here at the end of the spring to assist at ...