... _because under it wages were paid ? _; : Slavery , . hirBaid , and serfdom had been _. _' _abolished , • but _1 the _• _tirorker was ' not ' yet _emancipated ; ' we'had _. still a form of • _slavery—wages _slavery . The abolition of wages-labour would ...

... of arms, mankind bad been enslaved for the benefit of the few. Slavery and serfdom hail been abolished, but the worker was not yet emancipated ; we had still form of slavery- wages slavery. The abolition of wuges-labour would abolish the power one man ...

... . had been enslaved for . the . benefit of the few . . Slavery and serfdom had . been : abolished _, but the worker was not yet emancipated _'; we-had still a _. form _of _slaverywages _, slavery ; .. . • The abolition of _wages labour would abolish the ...

... population pretty equally divide their affections between the Baptists and the Methodists. Yet, as even in the worst days of slavery, the Roman Catholics never countenanced the negro pew system, or tolerated invidious distinctions in their places of worship ...

... _pufr an end _to slavery in : the 'British _colonies . But as if these measures were not enough , Earl Eussell also aimed at _having the _cheapest _sugar In _the _-world ! _One of ' _these measures might be right . _But when slavery and slave trade existed ...

... to his amusements ready picked the hands of others. To be obliged to accept the serv’n of others becomes itself a kind of slavery, and that n.-t light one. English princes who will not or cannot accept this destiny, and live to the condition to which they ...

... citizens and of representation in the _Cortes , amnesty _to those engaged _. in _the _insurrection , and the _suppression of slavery in Cuba , with protection to the freedmen . Should Spain accept this proposition _,, it is stated this _Government will try ...

... island, but they are smuggled into it in thousands yearly, the anthorities winking at the inhuman Who among us does not desire slavery abolished in Cubs as it has been in our own West India Islands, and in the United States of America The Queen of the Antilles ...

... special object-the territorial limitation of slavery; they served accidentally a further object-the ] vigorous prosecution of the war. Now their original and their secondary occupations are both gone. Slavery is extinct, and the war is over. To their c ...

... cases where is scanty ; and much as wo may admire the work whieli put mto readable form all tho horrors and ioiquities of slavery, tho personages pourtrayed in her work cannot he said to truthful representatives of the Southern planters class. Nor will ...

... of providin for a family , and the mother now has _thrown upo her the _responsibility of _nursing her childrel whereas in slavery this duty fell upon the wome who were too old for anything-else . —Pall Ma _Gazelle . THE TEBBIBLE MINE CALAMITY IN _AHEE ...

... some fresh information in the forthcoming “History of the Rise and Fall of Slavery in the United States,” by Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts; “ Recollections of the Anti- Slavery Conflict,” by S. J. May, a veteran abolitionist; and Colonel Higginson’s ...