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... country for many years. lan 1865, Lord Pauxmasrow, who was & most bitter foe of slavery, called attention to the fact that English ships were not to interfere with “domestic slavery,” but with the export of slaves, and in 1869 Mr. Grapsrons's Govern. ment issued ...
... next proceeded talk about “chattel slavery,” which she diviled under three heads - slavery on the ground of the plurality of races—slavery a national, normal institution —the negro not being equal to other men. Slavery brought with three vices—the vice ...
... Neater during the quarter was net which the =- rums had berm paid allowed a dividend of 21 9d m the 9. The emisty is rift slavery progressively ass sow sew OD anabom ...
... Stadents from Fisk Univeriity, U. 8.4,, | WILL GIVE A ‘ SERVIOE OF EONG, GUNEISTING OF NYXNS AND MELODIRS USEM IN TEEIR DAYS OF SLAVERY, m MARSDEN STREET CHAPEL, CHESTERFIELD, ox . . THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1875 Proceeds devoted to the Education of the ...
... will be fixed la 10 The Madrid correspondent of the Timm reports that the National Slavery league is working insidiously to prevent the immediate abolition of slavery in Porto Rico by endeavouring to obtain a majority in the Assembly in favour of for ...
... ABYS3I/114t, AND ZANZIBAR, A deputation from the British and Foreign Anti -Slavery Society had interview with Lord Derby Friday, at the Foreign Office, on the subject of slavery and the slave trade as involved in the probable southward eaten! of the dominions ...
... hoped the day was not far distant when England would be free from the slavery of intemperance. He had seen both slavery in reality in human beings abroad, in its worst aspects, and slavery from drink. Let the temperance organisation but prevail and abound ...
... proceedings with a few appropriate remake, Mr. A. D. Davis then addressed the meeting, and in of his speech depicted his life of slavery foe 20 years, and the hardness and crrelty exercised towards the slaves ou account of their colour,:by their masters. The ...
... His Highness has not only persuaded himself that the slave trade pays, but he boldly based his refusal on the ground that slavery is a timehonoured it.etitution, sanctioned by his religion, and the abolition of which would lead to insurrection and disaster ...
... satisfactory whin in, lye the recognition of slavery. in any form. Mr L. wther, Under-Seeretary fur the Colonies, gave au assurance that would be taken at t. e earnest poFsibie moment to remove the great curse of slavery from our African prod donde. After some ...
... for. Monday. The Senate has passed resolutions dooming the adoption by the Spanish Assembly of the Porto Rico Abolition Slavery Bill u a pledge of sincerity and an of perpetuity for the Spanish Republic. ...
... present Government with relation to fugitive slaves is at variance with the feeling uniformly held by the British nation, that slavery is an methadon which ought now and for ever to be abolished. Discussing this subject the Globe says:— Guided, doubtless, ...