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... INDIAN SLAVERY IN CA RNIA. A correspondent of the New York Tribune writes from Oakland, California, on May 1 :—‘* You have reports enough of murders committed by the Indians of the ia” terior of the continent upon the whites who are passing from the Atlantic ...
... any account of himself, ft it not known who is. Slavery in South Africa. —The confusion existing throughout the Free State and on its borders worse confounded further northward in the Transvaal. Slavery is said to exist there, with most its accompanying ...
... Governor of New South Wales (Lord 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 ...
... faith that what caused their aufi fering was tending to exterminate human slavery from the United Stater. (Cheers.) Brazil country in which there are three millions slaves. Slavery is the foundation itr social and indusiril system, and it poisons every ...
... the police in possession of William Chisolm, a black maa, Whe was taken to England by the Jamaica Committee tad the Anti-Slavery Society to exhibit as one of the in- necent negroes who were persecuted and hunted down by e2-Governor Eyre during the “ reign ...
... addreeead to the Govern of New South (Lord Belmore) the Hebride Mission, and another addressed the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society to the Duke of Buckingham, In both the assertion the abduction of the natives it repeated, and the mimionerias they ...
... 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 ...
... ware ta&lng Bainto Land from Ita proper owners , ana cBnyiBg off ss many of those o »» nera aa could bs caught into actual slavery . Sir P . E , Wotlehome inteiferei to put a stop to this Droceedlae . Of conns , his interference was not reHihad by the Free ...
... Govsrnor tt New South WaleB ( Lord Bolmoro ) , by tha HabiMea miBBton , and another addregied by iha Biltnh and Forelgu Anti-Slavery Socfsty to the Onke ot BTOkfaigham . In both , the a » MrtIon as to the abduction of the natlvta is repeated and the mliBlonarlei ...
... of day. Slavery and its evil reeulta meet ui in Maximilian’s narrative at every turn. He will allow excuse for the slave owner, and if t,«/l been Emperor of Brazil, the institution would have been summarily disposed of. To break through slavery should ...
... of the West Indies Bill, and explained that its object was to repeal a grant which had been made before the abolition of slavery, for the purpose of increasing the influence and efficiency of the Church in the West Indies. The Earl of CARNARVON defended ...
... the police in possession of William Ciiisolm, a black man. who was taken to England by the Jamaica Committee and the Anti- Slavery Society to exhibit as one of the innocent ' negroes who were persecuted and hunted down i ex-Governor Eyre during the reign ...