... SLAVERY IN BRAZIL. SiNcE the abolition of slavery in the United States, Brazil not only has more slaves than exist in any other country, but has probably nearly half as many again as are to be found elscwhere through the civilized world. The number ...

... impossible. Slave trade, and the abolition of slavery, are two distinct questions, and I have on several occasions reported that there are at present no signs of a disposition to prepare for the abolition of slavery, or to mitigate its evils. `the general strong ...

... maintaining slavery, L Cuba can be preserved from destruction. At the . same time eventhese persons, whenclosely pressed, I are compelled to admit that the question of eman- L cipation is only a question of time; that the , abolition of slavery in the United ...

... violent advocate for negro slavery. Throughout the whole of the great civil war, John Mitchell was on the side of the South-not because he desired the disruption of the republic, but because he wished the per- petuation of slavery. For the same reason, the ...

... the Governor of New South ales ord Belmore), by the Hebrides mission, and another addressed by the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the 'Duke of Buckingham. In both' the assertion as to the abduction of the natives is repeated, and the missionaries ...

... is commonly the best weapon a vanquished Jman can Wield. A community which has been brought up on the tradition of negro slavery is not likely to put up patiently with ncgro supremacy. But their passionate protests against the indignity of coloured rule ...

... shortly to appear. Negroes will not be permitted to vote so lorg as slavery exists. The colonial depu ies will come fully empowered to propose the best means of putting down slavery. The Gazelte publishes a decree by the Minister of Publio Instruction ...

... two questions, about the repeal of the Corn Laws, the abolition of slavery, and ?? Bill, seem to have presented the greatest difficulties. R. S. answers the sixth question thus :- Slavery was abolished by the Earl of Chatham. lie added- Repeal of the ...

... and disgusted'his brother, churchmen'-by his ''apologies f8r slavery, that the clergy'of' Fe'nnsy vinia, the bishop at their head, found it neces- sary, on seeing' Bishop' 'Hoplins'i. slavery. pamphlets used as electioneering doouments, to meet in Philadelphia ...

... has hitherto rested. The resolutions adopted by acclama- tion on the 7th of July begin by recognizing the questions of : slavery and secession as having been settled for all time to 'come by the war, or the voluntary action of the Southern 'States in ...

... Iassociating it with the extension of slavery,.end caused slaveryat last to be treated territorially, and to be re- pressed rather by denying ibt room than by waging direct war on it as a moral or political evil. Now that slavery has passed away, and that extension ...

... (PmoX OcB SPBEALw COc BSPOINENT.) m a MADRID, OOX. 18. h The proposal of the Junta upon the subject of di the abolition of slavery, with reference to which il the ministry have yet issued no decree, still en- jc gages a good deal of attention, and forms ...