... SEPT. 7, 1868.3 SLAVERy IN THE TRANSVAAL The serious question of slavery as carried on in the Transvaal Republic, has been mooted in the house, arid the production of all correspondence on the subject been asked for. Facts were brought forward by the ...

... more able to deliver his soul or say, Is there not a lie in my right hand? And this is the curse of both slavery and sin. The haters of slavery and toilers for human emancipation have been often met by the reply, The slaves are happy and contented. ...

... from i. What a fise- piolous pyople I SPCLckL MmEro=R OF TinE ATNT-SLAVERY CON- MRianCE IN PARIS. 27, Actv Broad-strett-1-his ls a most inteyesting and ?? account of the Parit Anti-Slavery Conference of 1867. It is &rawn up by the able and indefatigable ...

... 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 ...

... beneficent efforts after the abolition slavery in extirpating (sic all the iuci dents thereof. Which leads one to suppose that the convention intended thank Mr. Sumner foi “extirpating the incidents” of “the abolition ot slavery.” The convention adopted the customarj ...

... 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 ...

... that the next great battle for liberty of conscience, and for civil and religious freedom, is to be fought on American soil. Slavery, in its worst form, is hardly a more malignant and dangerous enemy to human progress and the rights of men than is the Romanism ...

... BRAZIL. The conservative party in Brazil is maid to be the only one opposed to the abolition of slavery, and while in opposition their press was daily cenming the Zacaruss' cabinet for broaching the question. So long, therefore, as the present ministry ...

... church of Bt. Thomas-o'-the-English in Rome, the Times says that what Dr. Manning means by liberty of the church simply means slavery of the laity. What he claims for himself in this country, what he describes as the law of the laud before and after Thomas ...

... Lee and the South, with and through him—without renouncing their opinions as to the right to secede, and the institution of slavery—accept the judgment against themselves as determined by the war; they , will abide in good faith by that decision. This ought ...

... common ancestor—human slavery. Four millions of people were in that condition. How to abolish it without dangers even worse than those which followed from its existence was apf &oleo). Our domestic strife has solved that problem. Slavery, thank God! is now ...

... rather tenderly, but the wrath which is spared him is added to that which would seem to be the natural due of others. The Pro-Slavery feeling is active enough. We give an abominable specimen : Here's to the man That pulled the trigger That killed the old cuss ...