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... at Oxford. Abolition Slavery Cuba. —On Wednesday an influential deputation of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society waited upon the Earl of Clarendon at the Foreign-office, to present an address on the subject of slavery in Cuba. The depotation ...
... interpreting ?oripture he is boonLto put slavery and wine side by side, and both must stead or fall together. I hold hint totbis. But “Examiner” takes the moral principles of the Bible to guide him reWivo slavery. do I. I wise take the same principlee guide ...
... happen, in spite of brilliant theories of liberty ? The net result must be slavery, because slavery to the passions was slavery to the man, and when the pressure that kind of slavery’ was removed—of pandering to the passions men —the whole nation must collapse ...
... them from impending calamities. Kidnapping Liberated Slaves.— The efforts of the Bmish squadron in Indian waters to abolish slavery have been frustrated under the very eyes of the authorities at Bombay, in a manner which calls fur some inquiry. Some time ...
... several other places. The thermometer is lower throughout the country, mostly in the north. The bill gradually abolishing slavery by declaring children born of slaves free is under discussion in the Brazilian parliament. Bristol Election.— The nomination ...
... happen, in spite of brillianttheories of liberty ? The net result must be slavery, because slaws , to the passions was slavery to the man, and when the pressure of that kind of slavery was removed—of pandering to the passions of men—the whole nation must ...
... scale, was Cheddar. The adoption of the factory system would relie** farmers’ wives from much of the drudgery, not to call it slavery under which the wives of dairy farmers at present suffered. It was plan which, when strictly carried out all its details, ...
... in crime, England has and is now endeavouring to repair the mischief done in past generations. We originated West Indian slavery, and we gave twenty millions, or 110 tons of gold, for the redemption cf the captives, and to wash away the stain of blood ...
... schism in the Church occurs in connexion with total abstinence. often illustrate our operations by reference to American slavery, which happily has now passed away. Although it may bo deemed a used-up analogy, I trust I may pardoned for once more availing ...
... a disgrace to any people.” It is amazing, Sir, little tact which many ministers have lor pastoral work. They make it into slavery, almost bad Egyptian, I do not wonder at them shrinking from it. After the exhausting labours of the Sabbath—for I can readily ...
... the rate for the nine years of 200,000,000 a year. And he goes on to calculate that this sum — the cost of the abolition of slavery to the country — is tantamount to the labour of 2,000,000 men exerted continuously during the nine years, that it is five ...