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... the fished within extens r ive dominions at Transvaal, had been lappets's& for making revelation as to the preyelsnas of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds had been found. A POLITE BRIGAND.-The relates that the Duke and Duchess of Benny ...
... 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 ...
... inaii . What is slavery at _bottom ( One person working , _ami _another person living on tlie proceeds of that workâone class enjoying complete leisure and _idleness , and another _condemned to toil long and _hardâis not tliat _slavery _j Do _not _conquerors ...
... newspaperpnblished within the extenaive dominion of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelation! to tiro prevalence of slavery in that State. Several more small diamonds been found. The Pert-EUzabeth prospectors hid returned from Tatin, being unable ...
... of En gland, on the other hand, did not forget or renounce their anti slavery principles, though a good many of them who were stroegly op- posed to slavery failed to see that slavery was the real issue. Their mistake was pardonable, This great revolution ...
... O ?? THE ABLITIO OF SLAVERY IN GEOliGlA. Of the present state of agriculture in Georgia, it is my opinion, both from a practical knowledge of the same and from the best information to be obtained, that since the abolition of slavery throughout the State ...
... pub. hailed within the extensive dominion of Transvaal, had been suppressed for making revelations as to the prevalence of slavery in the state. Several more small diamonds had been found The Port Elizabeth prospective expedition hail returned, being nimble ...
... raised against St Ambrose when he sold the sacred vessels of the Church at Milan for the purpose of redeeming captives from slavery. The service of humanity is the service of God ; and the Bishop contended that Miss Burdett Coutts, in giving a market-place ...
... 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 ...
... has conferred the title of Pasha upon Sir Samuel Baker, in testimony of his interest in the latter's expedition to put down slavery. The present propitious weather is again causing heaviness in the corn markets. Millers and other purchasers only buy for ...
... 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 ...
... . . _His charge is that a nation speaking _our own tongue , and _professing abhorrence p £ _slavery , was _willing ' to betray us for gold and slavery . But , _as _nations are _not _distinguished for acts of _unselfishness , it is no _business ...