... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of putting down slavery. The Gazette publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...

... is shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exist,. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose best means of putting down slavery. The publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction, ordering ...

... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of potting down slavery. The Gazdte publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...

... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so long as slavery exists. The colonial deputies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of putting down slavery. The Ga:ette publishes a decree of the Minister of Public Instruction ...

... preparing to punish the oppreasors of the Czrchs. Soon, said one of these poeting bills, will the people shake off the yoke of slavery. Therefore rise, in order that we may have better times, and let our device be Death to the betrayers of the nation? ...

... PROPOSITION FOR TIM OT SLAVERY The revolutionary Juntas that are still in existence in different parts of the country arebeing gradually dissolved. The Official promulgate, the communal law and organic; regulations for the departments voted by the constituent ...

... the smaller islands in the northern part of this group had been almost entirely 'tripped of the male population. The Anti-Slavery Society made the further assertion that, although certain of the natives appear to have been I engaged under some written ...

... of the island to the United Slates, 50,090000 at the end of a year, and the rest at the end of six years. The abolition of slavery ie on• et ths °auditions of the sale. Ills said that some sharp Yankee eposelatore have, on the strength of these reports ...

... rain of ear West Indian islands, and of all others where the megrim are free, is distinctly traceable to our abolition of slavery by the foross of diplomacy and arms, in place of by God's &gooey, of moral influences and the natural profiles of society ...

... who in my youth had done my utmost to fight the question of black slavery throughout the British dominions, who was as horrified as the gentleman opposite can be at the idea of slavery, who have really wept over the story of Uncle Tom's Cabia . —l, who ...

... than that the min of our Weal Indies Wends, and of all others where the engross are free, is traceable to our abolitioo of slavery by the forms of diplomacy and arms, in place of by God's stoney, of morel influences and the natural progress of 'moiety. ...

... an action brought by Captain E.lonborough, of the Peruvian Republic Navy, against the defendant, the publisher of the Ant; Slavery Reporter for an alleged libel contained in that periodical of the let of February lest. The alleged libel consisted of certain ...