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... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country. Restrictions are placed on slavery ; private correspondence declared inviolable ; and entire freedom worship fs proclaimed. It also grants the right of voting ...
... of The Cortes rejected » proposition of Senor Orense to add abolition of slavery in the Spanis! Olozaga and said that both the Government and the nation for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in a prej to established int ITALY. In ...
... referring to Sumner's speech. England had felt warm interest in the cause of the North of America—in the victory of freedom over slavery. Sumner had complained that England had acted in a hostile manner with respect to the proclamation of neutrality; Sumner appeared ...
... increase of wealth, we owe in great part political emancipation ; to the poverty of the world, we owe the very existence of slavery; for, Aristotle long ago remarked, if the chisel and axe could work of themselves, there would be no slaves. And when a country ...
... | must he adopted oe SE = + — populons pee able to th counteraction of the insidu the Wor aud villanies of slavery. werously » for the LETTERS TO THE EDIT cod 27 or HSHIR KIFLE ASSOCIA he Si ck of tl ritle ts now heard p not afew the countr a day passes ...
... that island, treating it not as • colony, like the relation of Canada to England, bet an a Spanish province. He condemned slavery, whine, be said, must be gradually abolished, with indemnification to owners. The Porto Rico deputies spoke ia favour of abolition ...
... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the separation of the island from the mother country. Restrictions are placed on slavery, private correspondence declared inviolable, and entire freed of worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right of voting ...
... 1869. The serious illness of Mr Spurgeon is reported. Slavery aa a legalised institution has fallen in another State. We learn that by the provisions of the new constitution of Paraguay slavery is abolished. The Pacific mail brings tidings of a terrible ...
... Senor Orense to add clause proclaiming the aboiltion of slavery in the Spanish colonise. Senor Olozaga and Admiral Topcte said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition slavery, but that it roust not lie effected a manner prejudicial ...
... Senor Orense to add clause proclaiming the abolition of slavery in the Spanish colonies, Senor Olossgo and Admiral Topete said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in manner prejudicial ...
... _rather _win _;; to _the misrule _of _past _Governments , _and lie _hiipe'l it _would _be _speedily _put _ili _. nrn . Slavery _would _I'B _abulishcil , but _williiiiit prccipitatiou . l'inally _,. Marslial Serrano dcsci ilx _: d Hie foreign _relations ...
... STENHOUSEMTJIR. LECTURE ON SLAVERY. —On Wednesday evening, in the New Drill Hall, a lecture was delivered by Mr Johe Asania, coloured freedraan from South Carolina. Mr J. U. Mitchell occupied the chair, and in few well-chosen and appropriate remarks ...