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... SLAVERY IN AFRICA Sib Babtlx presided at great public meeting of the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society in London the other night. Ho observed that years steady, persistent work would be necessary before any effective check could be put to the ...
... IS SLAVERY TO CONTINUE ? Tub following are the eloquent words in which Commander Cameron in his new ▼olume urges upon his country to stamp out the slave trade: —The question now before the civilised world is, whether the slave trade in Africa, which cai ...
... SLAVERY ENGLAND. Tux London correspondent of the Scotsman says:— I hear the inquiries of the Anti. Slavery Society at Manchester and elsewhere have elicited the feet that many other slave girls besides the one lately referred to by me have been introduced ...
... SLAVERY 1 AFRICA. ramie presided at A great public ineeting of the and Itireign Mover/ Society. in the °Um night. He observed that years of steady. peneistmall work would be necessary before seqalketive cheek could be pet to the slave and nothing could ...
... EAST AFRICAN SLAVERY. Db. Kirk reports having proceeded Mombasab to give effect to that part of the treaty Juns 5 which binds us to stop all slave-bolding by Indians. Having landed at summoned natives of India of every sort to appear before him and declare ...
... where English rule prevails slavery cannot exist. Yet all the force and authority of English law is exerted a-rist the slaveowner in bis claim to bis human chattels. The slavery which exists here is termed “domestic slavery. The real tn- aning of this ...
... EGYPT AID TR, SUPPRESSION OF SLAVERY. An Alexandria telegram says that the expedition for the suppression of slavery, consisting of Morica Boy, Yondigo Bey, and Dr. Lowe, has returned from its inspection of the ports in the Red Sea and the Egyptian steamers ...
... THE BALLYMENA OBSERVES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. 1873. CUBAN SLAVERY. Tetb Cummitte* of th« British and Foreign Anti* Slavery Society have prreeot*! memorial Lord Granville on the eubject elavery in Cuba, in which they earnestly entivat her Majeaty’a Government ...
... battle between the cause Slavery and that of Fn-edom is reality content between Mahometanism and Christianity. ** The Christian nations were,’’ •aid, ** unanimous in their verdict of guilty against the ioatitu'ion of slavery, whereas the Mahometans could ...
... duty of British officers to restore to slavery wretched men who hail escaped from that: condition at the risk of their lives. They would do more than this: they would compel our officers to reduce again to slavery those whom British lair declares free ...
... the territorial waters of any State, you will not admit or entertain any made upon you for his semender on the ground of slavery. (2). It is 16t intended, ear is it possible, to lay down any precise or general ride as to the oases in which you ought to ...
... received from Colonel Gordon elating that, with the iucroased powers with which has been invested, it will be his fault now if slavery does not cease the territory over which has been appointed to rule. Time, however, will requ:red. ...