... SLAVERY IN THE CAUCASUS. Slavery has ceased to exist in the United States. Spain is gradually abolishing the system. In Brasil the institntion is doomed to speedy extinction, the legislature having already passed a law manumitting s!l children born hereafter ...

... on slavery, then Dr. Guthrie's sympathies went entirely with the North ; the fight, on the principles above laid down, became a good fight. His hatred of oppression made him feel for the negro, as, during the Indian Mutinies, he had given prominence ...

... Bureau had its origin in the brain of George L. Stearns in 1862, .in conjunction with the Anti- Slavery party in 111ston, although it was not embodied in a law till sJrne years after Commissioner Wens gave the expense of the Bureau at even a lema The ...

... Is there a man in England, noted for his common sense, who can say one word in defence of such slavery to custom as this? A nether illustration of the slavery of precedent may be seen in the Most Worshipful Tomfoolery enacted in the City by his Lprdship ...

... March, 1857, and ending in March, 1861, the agitation of the Free-soil question, and the efforts of the pro-slavery party to introduce negro slavery into the Territory of Kansas, and of the Republican party to exclude it, lecrtb a division among the Democrats ...

... to lolish t e personal slavery of the negro because of it vils; s aid the social slavery of the white be abolish‘ cause of its most glaring evils? The personal ft dom. of. the slave is only the beginning of the end socis slavery is the evil now to be ...

... confederation of many—and that, consequently, the non-slaveholding States were as much interested in the question of negro slavery as the slaveholding States, and suffered disgrace in the eyes of the world for permitting the extension, and even the existence ...

... 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? ...

... 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 ...

... Cape colonists, being dissatisfied with British rule, for various reasons, but chiefly in consequence of the abolition of slavery which had previously existed there, emigrated beyond the boundaries of the colony, and established themselves ...

... thirteen dob. per month for ordinary house-servants, and somewhat higher for good or first-class cooks. Ihe abolition of slavery, which its opponents predicted would flood the North with cheap Übmr has raised i the price of all labour, and especially ...

... Lordship was permitted not only to assist in the abolition of the slave trade but to take a prominent part in the abolition of slavery. Mr. Disraeli said that the Government were considering the bast means of doing honour to the memory both of Lord Brougham ...