... Government I should bear a moiety of the expenses. Resolutions had been passed representing very strongly the existence of slavery in the Transvaalt Captain Black and his party had returned from the Victoria gold diggings, through discousions 3 among themselves ...

... ^ietinguished himself at the utlere' Feast by parading in esympathy with the Southera rebelion and its objecta, his approval of slavery, and his rancorous abuse of all his country- men who' had dared to manifest their good wishes to the cause of the 'Union. ...

... place to inquire whether the benefit part of the union gives au adequate compensation to able and industrious men for the slavery it involves. Such men are seldom without work, while incapablee and loafers are said to work for one month in six, and to ...

... An invader would have tho greatest boon to offer to the Irish people which can be offered, save one. Freedom from personal slavery is the greatest good a conqueror can give; laud freedom is the naext. And, observe, no Amaerican army would offer this now; ...