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... 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 ...
... significance. Negro Slavery having now, thanks be to GOD, disappeared altogether from the United States as a recognised and legalised institution—the Democrats no longer signify as they did originally those advocating the views of the pro-slavery party of the ...
... Davenport on the Past, Present, and Future of the Society). Tinay, 26. —Address from the Women of England to the Women America on Slavery, signed the Duchess ot Sutherland and others, 1852.- —-Meeting of Royal, Antiquaries’, and Zoological Societies, 8.30. Fsioav ...
... their notice, the casionaUy of th of two governing cl sse is, descendants Their secession said, an event induced by the: slavery. After one or two co: have left a ranc sccedera, they f( Governments, o Free State, th portion the Colony, and ah Natal. Thee ...
... 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 ...
... intelligent a traveller. Mr. Howard's sympathies were with the North in the War, as be felt strongly upon the question of slavery, though he adds, he thinks the arguments are with the South. But, as an English manufacturer, Mr. Howard is an advocate ...
... they had a constitutional eded. But for what purpose did they the purpose perpetuating slavery, mu* against the Government of their in‘*'»»‘. say. perpetuating slavery; lence directed the mow that, instead of cursed institution, it hasti neUitsdestrucly ...
... number of families have left Santiago for Jamaica. It id rumoured that the insurgents are aided and encouraged by the Anti-Slavery Society. THE SUEZ CANAL. PARIS, MONDAY, Nov. 30. The Moniteur of this morning publishes a telegram from Port Said, in Egypt ...
... 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 ...
... Foundation of the University of Bonn — . rue Murphy Riots at Ashton.—!Queensland Goldfields.—A novel Coal Cotupany.—Turkey.--Slavery in the Caucasus—The Fatal Affray at Monaghan.—The Famine in Algeria.—Another Tunnel under the Thames —An Extraordinary Case ...