... to The Cortes rejected & add a clause the abolition of slavery in the ish colonics, Senor Olozago and Admiral Topete said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected ip a wapner adicial ...

... authorities, to » in the Constitutional The slaves are not to enjoy publie rights, but may enjoy them through amendment. Slavery will form object a fature Constitational ...

... system—a system of contracts, of pretended hired several some thelr colonies, Years ago to introduce inte Lord and the ing anti-slavery advocates iu Great as being system of and a ve trade; of the treaties entered into for the suppression believe, to its And ...

... of America, And at first the few that trickled in bore no sort of the portion to their the hence arose an evil a system of slavery base misery, and death. The ing with what avidity traffie, and, from what was at aad arose an cee very, by many cases of con- ...

... Thiophils Ottont died last night. In Paraguay the Provisional Goverament has decreed the basis of a new constitution, By its slavery is declared to be abolished. The war operations have been delayed owing to the want of sufficient provie sions for the army ...

... tind let her out to these traders dam charity, and they paid him « shilling » week for her vices, This i. w. rs. than the slavery of the [talianorgaa boys which the Italiau has so resolutely dealt with, anc it is painfal to find that Bertha Paylor was ...

... strangle free ment , bi warriors to fight the battles of tyranny our ia the War for that Government which thon failed to wake slavery and‘ an infant the on land even tress of the seas; an ablio, ie, vauoting the mis- to make the oceau, and those rough impressment ...

... on of the formation it was at his ordination, but because at the time almost the tu t between truth and in this country as slavery, At the coronation of the first Pro testant king, IV., in , it was the subject of the the first Protestant arch- said that ...

... their own, formed upon the prin- ciple cf_ admitting of both bodies to the membership and management indiscrimin- ately. Slavery was likewise a cause of strife, some with manful courage maintaining that participation in that monster iniquity was incompatible ...

... where he learning and eloquence, and was elected to the State Legislature in 1861, Although of apro-slavery family, he and in the decidedly anti-slavery reaction against the popular institution daring the war he was elected (1863) a member of the House ...

... QUEENSLAND AND SLAVERY IN THE SOUTH 10 THE EDITOR OF THE NORTH BRITISH DAILY MAL uch interest the article on Sir,—I bave perused with m and that sach South Sea elavery in your issue of 23dinst., commerce is carried on under the British flag should make ...

... many Republican, journals, of late, that the cohesive power of the Republican party rested maialy on its oppo- sition to slavery, and that this issue having been dis- posed of, the juestions of tariff, territorial extension, finance, religion, and policy ...