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... PROFESSOR GOLDWIN SMITH ON ENGLAND AND SLAVERY. PROFESSOR GOLD WIN SMITH delivered a lecture in Cleveland, on the 31st ult., on England and Slavery. In referring to the relations existing between England and the United States, Mr. Smith said I feel ...
... where the price of labour is almost nominal. Lancashire had cheap cotton, but this cheapness was mainly the result of slavery. Well, slavery has been abolished, the slave has become a freed man, and the price of ' cotton has risen accordingly. The raw material ...
... 1110 DRAPER and GENEITAL SIIOPBECPERS.—A RE-ENGA.GEMr.NT, by a Young Ln , l7, aged r 2. No objection to avast the slavery. Good references. Terms moderate. Country preferred.-8. C. A., Post-orllce, Beck. Moon, near Math. Tuao DRAPERB.—WkWED, W respectable ...
... whic through good intention - a village, for instance, opposition to enclosure employ, I c^n cry alo in this country, emplo slavery, or submission endeavour to obtain th, such a system, and, as would not employ me o have for my voluntary truly neglected ...
... Admiral Bruer', 1798. Only four ships, out of the 17 of which the French fleet consisted, escaped.—The Act for the abolition of slavery in the British colonies came into operation, 1834. 2. Monday.—Sun rises, 427. S. Tuesday.—Sun sets, 7 41. 4. Wednesday. 5 ...
... Admiral Bruep, 1788. tally tour ships, out of the 17 of which the French fleet consisted, escaped.—The Act for the abolition of slavery in the British colonies came into operation, 1834. Z. • Monday.—Sun rises, 4 V. 3. Tuesday.—Sun seta, 744. 4. Wednesday. 5 ...
... Bruepo, 1798. (July four ships, out of the 17 of which the French fleet consisted, escaped.—The Act for the abolition of slavery in the Britiab colocies came into operation, 2. Mouday.—Sun rises, 4 27. S. Tuesday.—Sun sets, 741. 4. Wednesday. 5. Ihureday ...
... confide, and when they can trust each other. Want of confidence among Irishmen has long been the cause of Ireland's prolonged slavery. Had the great O'Connell lived till a couple of years after the close of the Crimean war, Ireland would now have been free ...
... now reduced to two-thirds of their number before the civil war, and, moreover, they will not work in freedom as they did in slavery. The introduction of Chinese may supply the want of labour; but no otherexpedient offers itself. ...
... Southern planters think that they have at last discovered a solution of the problem left them by the war and the abolition of slavery. The negroes, never very fond of work, have been very unwilling to supply voluntary and paid lal>our the vacancy left by the ...
... opened to European agriculturists, mechanics, aud men end women all occupations, as it never was before. The extinction of slavery has opened the great and productive States of the S to free labour frti men. The Pacific and other great railways, traversing ...
... opened to European agriculturists, mechanics, and men end women of all occupations, as it never was before. The extinction of slavery has opened the great and produAive States of the S.,uth to free labour and free men. The Pacific and other great railways ...