... away the iniquitous slave WI trade in the West still existed, and tisat thle spirit of the people was 'as much opp osed to slavery as ever, (Hear.) The evil was tile *w same on the east coast 'as it was enl the Iwest, Thet Cj trade in slavces led to intestine ...

... British and Foreign Anti-slavery Society, Rev Air. Ches- son, Rev. J. Orr, and Messrs. Jesper, Orinerod, Lamb, rc. 2 The CHAInMAN, in introducing, the speakers, said they M had met that evening to meet ai deputation of the Anti- ff Slavery Association. Vhenl ...

... make England a dependency of Japan. The people will not permit slavery. Wilberforce and Clarkson raised a feeling so strong that it has become part of the English n'ature. Speak of slavery, and unanimity of condemnation will greet it. 'The most rigid economist ...

... of peers in the election, and to move a resolution. THE SLAVERY QUESTION IN CUBA. Mr. T. HuollEs called attention to the incidents of the civil war in Cuba in connection with the question of slavery, and moved an address to the Crown praying that her Majesty ...

... America that profited by the result, but England and the cause of civilisation. He rejoiced in the abolition of slavery, not because slavery was hateful and detestable, but because while it excited his most deep- seated aspiration, that of an Anglo-American ...

... ground he is free. It must not be c supposed, however, that slavery then received s its death blow, though it experienced a very tj rude shock. At that time, and for many years 0 afterwards, slavery was rampant not only in n our American and West Indian colonies ...

... condemned at the time. Slavery is muchi more of a moral than political evil; all really civilised persons, whether Liberals or Conservatives, are bound to oppose it; if the late Liberal Government attempted in any way to wink at slavery, it did wrong; and ...

... any information as to the alleged prevalence of slavery in the Island of Cyprus.-Lord C.sUnw.D1,L said that as the British tl ID was floating in the island the noble marquis could not mean to say that slavery could possibly exist there now. -Lord LTFFOsiD ...

... idea has made way in a very few years. There is no evil institiition more surely doomed to fade out of the world than this slavery. Our first efforts towards a rational treatment of our Colonial possessions were also attributed to decay. National morality ...

... their national saint. It was God's will that as they weee destined/ to deliver souls from the slavery of the devil they should pass through the bondage of slavery themselves, as did their Divine Master Jesus. Then speaking of the wonderful works of the two ...

... Coast would be satisfactory which involves the recognition of slavery in any form.-Mr. LOWTIcER intimated that it was the intention of Government to do away as speedily as possible with slavery in our protectorate, and they were most anxiously inquiring ...

... Oertain races of Indians also inherit scent, and so do no- groes. Ths writer while patrolling in the South, in the time of slavery, calls to mind a family of negroes who in- herited thiA faculty in a 'remarkable degrco- No matter how stealthily a white ...