... Work by his companions ! Such slavery bears a comparison with some parts of the awfu system that once obtained, but is now happily abolished in America. It may be said that it now only finds its counterpart in the slavery of Egypt, and may well be called ...

... SLAVERY IN THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS. About fifty years ago, prices for corn being very high, the landowners of the districts of Lincolnshire, near Louth, began inclosing the Fen on great scale. Cottages not paying, they did not build many, and the larmers ...

... SLAVERY IN CUal. ] TO TEE EDrIOR OF THE DAILY IEw . SiB,-It is gratifying to observe the signs of times in connection with the grand cause of the abL of slavery throughout the world. Events are mnw k rapidly towards the wished-forconsummation, which, ...

... 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 ...

... td put into the nearest and safest port he eottid reach With the 'Vessel. PARIS ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE.—The united committees of the British and Foreig❑ Anti-Slavery Society, the Spanish Abolitionist Society (La Sociedad Abolicionista Espanola), and the ...

... the Senate were pro-slavery. The hypocrisy of the slave States is described in practising slavery, after declaring that all men were free and equal. The right was claimed and exercised by Congress, in its early laws, to prohibit slavery in territory anterior ...

... yonder our ships plough the ocean and steam urges our machinery, while far away upon the confines of civilization, slavery, hideous slavery (that blasting and withering human curse), is passing away with its fiery breath into the dim vista of the silent ...

... share in the matter, it is not much to be wondered at, and the Russian will exchange slavery for freedom, fer the American constitution now refuses to tolerate slavery, and the Russian serf will become free American citizen like the Bouthern negro. ...

... and finally retired in 1826. The public matters in which Mr. Grenfell chiefly distinguished himself were the abolition of slavery and the putting on better footing the affairs of the Bank of England. The honorary degree of D.C.L. was presented to him by ...

... slaves, and the suspension of the habeas corpus. Nevertheless, he was not a pro-slavery man, properly so called. He voted for a bill in Congress in 1863, for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia, for which he was burnt in effigy by these very ...

... him two men pos- sessed with devils; which having een driven out of the men, took refuge in a herd of swine. The demon of slavery having been expelled from the United States has erossed the and taken possession of the upper and middk classes, from amongst ...

... AMERICA. AFEW years since we were eagerly welcoming into the brotherhood of Christian nations a new State, avowedly having Slavery as its corner-stone, and were complacently watching what we deemed the last agonies of the Great Republic across the Nvaters ...