Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 INDIA, We extract the following from the Calcutta letter of the Times:- Before Parliamient rose a question was pot to Sir Stafford Northcote regarding the sale of girls and slavery generally' in India, T7he subject ie a very old one, and the ...
... committ hopeithat the abolition of slavery and the slave trade may be among the first-acts of the Provisional Government. To its eternal honour tbe Provisional Government ahinal Frnee, oi 1848, so noted in reference to slavery, ad France hasnever haodoisionto ...
... SLAVERY AND THB SLAVE .. QUZENSLAND, R&D? , The following is the text of a memrwoial WM, recently forwarded to the Duke of BuckW from the committee of the British aud pc k Anti.Slavery Society on the subject of th reig ilegal introduction of South Sea ...
... nor of New South Walss (Lord B]el os;e), by the Hebrides mission, and another addressed by the British and, Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the Duke of Buckinogani. In both, the assertion as the abduction of. the natives is - *pented; I ndu the mis- sionaries ...
... the enormous energynations derive from extending popu- lar.privilege, but' the enormous suffering which any compromise with slavery; any tolerance for that ,supreme wickedness, brings even upon States otherwise wisely organised;- but he should have taken ...
... political recon. Fttuctlon. Like manty other America churchesuble Methodist Episcopal Church was, in 1844, rent in tvain by the slavery question. There ,were, of course, many ministers and members wko were op. posed to secession, but most of them'ylelded to ...
... you must'nt malt it. The law Bays, You may do this, and you shan't do that-' and is that freedom, I ask, or is it slavery? Slavery-devil a less, said he, with a out of his whip that made the horse plunge into the air. And do you know why that's ...
... secede? Gentlemen, it was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery. (Elear, hear.) They raised their, srms against the Go vra. * ment of their country, for the parpose, ,I sy; of nerpetuating slavery; but God ia Hisprovldence so directed the blowv that, instead ...
... qualified, though not allowed to usurp any of the distinctive privileges of the doctor: Profesor Rose compares the slavery of sex to the slavery of colour, and hopes-that the one. will not long survive the other. -A thmmum. ...
... and moral evil, of the social tyranny and political despotism-for white and black alike-that are inherent in the system of slavery.. Our demand for . fair treatment is made, we think, in the interest of civilisation; for it-is admitted on all hands that ...
... in one way, a way any one-with- an ascertained income or salary can adopt, but which Englishmen seem to dread as a sort of slavery. This was to apply the life-insurance princple to the entire income. Most men, indeed, all men who begin it, find in themselves ...