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... precedes his project by a ...
... precedes his project by a ...
... proposition Senor Orcnso to add clause proclaiming the abolition slavery the Spanish colonies. Senor and Admiral Topete said that both the Government and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that must not be effected in a manner prejudicial to ...
... one. Mr. Conway seconded the adoption the report. There was doubt that the abolition of slavery in the West Indies the British years sto h;wl led the abolition slavery in tlie United States. had American slaves fleeing Cana la for protection and trusted ...
... But be behoved that without a protest from the colonies piil from home, the seed had been laid for the jeatr.bh.-hment of a slavery as hideous as that which bad so long existed on the coast of Africa. Then m the great wlauds 0 f New Zealand, what we had ...
... UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Mat 19. Ellbetoi. Pribb. An essay on a sacred subject. Subject, Slavery, as affected by Christianity. The judges have awarded the i prize of this year to Edward Stuart Talbot, M.A., student of Christ Church. In a Convocation ...
... published within the extensive dominions of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelations as to the prevalence of slavery in that state. Several more small diamonds had been found. The Port Elizabeth prospectors had returned from Tatin, being unable ...
... Orense to add a clause, proclaiming the abolition of slavery in -Uie Spanish colonies. Senor Olozaga -_ud Admiral Topete said that both the Govern- raent and the nation wished for the abolition of slavery, but that it must not be effected in a Maimer prejudicial ...
... died last night. ln Paraguay the Provisional Government ha-, decreed the basis of a new Const itution. By iis provisions slavery is declared to be abolished. The war operations have been delayed, owing to the want of sufficient provisions for the army ...
... it. is forbidden discuss any proposition for the separation tho island from mother country ; restrictions are placed on slavery; private corrospondenee declared inviolable, and entire freedom worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right ot voting ...
... forbidden to discuss any proposition for the sepa- ration of tha island from tho mother country ; restrictions are placed on slavery ; private eorre- epondence is declared inviolable, and entire freedom •f worship is proclaimed. It also grants the right of ...
... the earnest goodwill, sympathy, and support Great Britain,” bat who found, with painful astonishment,’’that the protagonist slavery siding wit h insurrection designed secure the ...
... newspaper published within the extensive dominions of Transvaal, been suppressed for making revelations the prevalence ok' slavery in tliat state. more small diamonds iiad beev found. The Port Elizabeth prospectors had returned from VTatin, being unable ...