... of arms, mankind bad been enslaved for the benefit of the few. Slavery and serfdom hail been abolished, but the worker was not yet emancipated ; we had still form of slavery- wages slavery. The abolition of wuges-labour would abolish the power one man ...

... by turns, but onus of them long. His sentimental charge about F liEnglad's failure to sympathies with e' war as en anti-slavery i|struggle was, of course, totally out of ptlses in a legal argumentt eland especially as part of an attemnpt to prove and ...

... the relations between the Church and the State, has ceased to a practical question, just much the chief question, that of slavery, which kept the Presbyterian Churches iu America apart, had ceased to a practical question. And it will be an odd thing see ...

... Constitution for that Island, treating it not colony like the relation of Canada to England, but as Spanish province. He condemns slavery, which he said must gradually abolished with indemnification owners. The Porto Rico Deputies spoke in favour of abolition ...

... , and perseverance ; that it was by these that missions have been prosecuted to their present advancement, and also that slavery was abolished from British colonies, and the Corn Law Bill passed by Richard Cobden, and thus it would be by the same energy ...

... of lcgisttlion. for putting down the a adltttistatioet of sassywood, by making ita capital yofftie -ntld poly'ganly atl slavery, by prohiibitiiig C, cOitts of jtustice from ottcrtaillitg suits for the le- ception of fugitives from shavery or the harem-an1 ...

... adapted to the climate and soil of Central Africa, and these will confer great blessing on the country. If free the tribes from slavery I shall insist upen their working for themselves; they will then desire change their surplus produce for our manufactures; ...

... that the North, representing tile principle of freedons, should conquer tiec Southi, which represented ties principles of slavery. (Chseers.) Well, having ti at feeliugae strongly as man .could, I moat earnestl y desired thsat proclamriation, an d did ...

... to only be derived from it. A motion for the abo- 'a lition of slavery was negatived, on special grounds. a Two members of the Government, while expres- t Sing their opposition to slavery, and the desire 'I of the Government and the country for its abolition ...

... foci in that straggle in which our kinsmenwt.om I look upon as almost our countrymen —were waging war for freedom against slavery—(hoar, hear, md applause). Well, having that feeling strongly as man (uuld, I most earnestly desired that proclamation, and ...

... cases where is scanty ; and much as wo may admire the work whieli put mto readable form all tho horrors and ioiquities of slavery, tho personages pourtrayed in her work cannot he said to truthful representatives of the Southern planters class. Nor will ...

... the supply of 'snow, has hit upon the plan of importing Chinese in large numbers into the various States of the Booth, Slavery in a now form, some will say. Decimating one inferior race by the introduction of another, others will exclaim. Meanwhile ...