... sue for peace. The struggle was de-,- ate and protracted. BRAZIL. Janeiro, on tho 27th ofSeptemVr.the Oevernn-cl dill on Slavery, declariorv . :.;ldri born after freein; all slavo .>• the u..’. est . dishing an emancipation fonu, making various other ...

... will be discussed, and the efforts the ministry terminate the interregnum will he explained. A measure for the abolition of slavery in the colonies of Spain has been introduced in the Cortes. It proposes that every child born after the passing of the measure ...

... in which there was system of slavery ; and the Free States republic; each electing a president every three four years. There were good many English in both republics, and when the Boors of the Transvail established slavery, information was give* by the ...

... if Adam and Eve had never sinned, there would hare bocn no such thing work. He admitted that slavery was eurse. and that too much work was also a curse. Slavery was curse not only to the poor bondman, but also to the man who profited it, for if it broke ...

... Cambridge scapegoat for sins for which the Minister at War and the House of Commons were really responsible. There was much slavery in abasing a royal duke as servility in praising him.—Mr. Cardwell strongly urged Mr. Trevelyan not to press his motion. A ...

... against the statement that the Mormon women were vassals and bondage. They could escape any time. The i-iea of their being slavery was a burlesque oa common sense. Then she went on to compare the spirit raging against their faith with that which compelled ...

... pervaded the legislation of Moses, especially in rc-pt.-t of the Sabbatical year, and in the terminal abolition of debts and of slavery. He followed this up stating that out of the religious bodies known England the “Quakers” were those who most nearly approximated ...

... clerical world, of military supremacy an - beaurocrury, of jobbing in monopolies and privileges to which tbo prolotanst owed his slavery and the country its misfortunes and disasters. The strife between Paris and Versailles is one of those that cannot bo ended ...

... Ethics,” the Broad nay MajaMine. DxroNCT Southern Slavkrt. —Amid all this unwillingness to acknowledge the sin and the evil of slavery, there was net one hanker, so for as I heard, for its restoration. contrary, men who had lost all their wealth by losing their ...

... Government intends to dissolve the Legislative body. Madrid, Thursday.— To-day the Cortes diseased the bill for the abolition of slavery. On Saturday it will discuss the monarhical question. It is rumoured tba* Queen Isabella has notified her abdication to Emperor ...

... slaveholders has he»n appointed ** to frame a feasible and liberal pUo for the abolition of slavery the island. ** These people app ar to have been length that slavery is doomed even in Cuba, and seem disposed to pat good on ii. Their plan is be snbamted the ...

... pjrishilof disease an! hunger, 25,09) have fl>L aal the remainder have for the mast part bien scire and carried aw iy into slavery. Other was V.ave also suffer** severely, and it is helisvel that whsn wintsr comss aal this year's sisnty stack fo>l oamnsl ...