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... 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 ...
... opiKMdtion against “stupid party.” lie believed, the days were gone when was necessary raise storm agitation on subject of slavery. The Marquis HakTINUTON argued that the re solution Mr. Whitbread adequately expressed the sense of Hua.se and the country ...
... her ide, 4evero ker laws, Forsiheshall win, And conquer siu Men shall be fee for ' Truth makes free, And eau't be held In slavery; Do uot despair, The earth is fair Good holds sway in spite of evil, God's supreme and not the devil. Take eonrap yo who foreosmt ...
... KIDNAPPING IN TURKEY. In a letter addressed to Mr. Sturge, the chairman of the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines' ProtectionSuciety and Mr. Chesson, Lord Tenterden says he is directed by the Martinis of Salisbury to state that a further despatch has been received ...
... down slavery at home the slavery of drink, which was a curse t*. the country. He then went on show the difference I-tween slavery and drink slavery. The was slavery, or kidnap,—d when and brought up It. It was not voluntary, but the drink ...
... claltua our synijiathy, because be «ays he given all the help he can the English in putting end the al«omtliable traffic in slavery. I run h:ij |iy to say that the tribes pride thcmselve* in having slaves In their only far as their men arc concerned. They ...
... and go elsewhere. The Sultan personally profesms with Sir Battle Frere, hot aaya that If tigna any document ’to abolish slavery hie life would endangered. Airangementt have been made to eovl the Bndiantre-e two piaoCT, Zansibar and Muscat, which sivec ...
... Captain amUdjutant 4th AB.L.A.V. SLAVERY IN CUBA! Man-ateallng Poljneria and the Trade fa Eaat Africa I now being perpetrated hr meana, la apite of Brltlah Twatfaa and OoloßMa, teßritHh ahipe. and with BHtUh An ANTI-SLAVERY MKBTINO, to promote meaaurea for ...
... Government wo-to taklr. these forte and setilemente the Dutch. Sir A. Kennedy writes Lord Kimberley ••The very mild Institution slavery Is curing Itself dally, mid any violent Interteienco with U would most disastrous —(hear. hear). That was the adrloo of Sir ...
... gun-boats on the Red Sea would suffice to watch sufficiently the suspicious coasts of Massowah and Suakim. The English anti•slavery secieties would do well, before addressing themselves to the Constantinople Conference, to make some practical proposals to ...
... beauty and of grace. A spirit firm, erect and free That never basely bends the knee; That wvill not beatr a fetter's weight Of slavery's chain, for small or g' reat That truly speaks of God witl in, And never makes a league with sin That bllaps the fetters ...
... you may sit alene, Yon sit upon a throne. Lax indolence and luxury Will drag the foremost muortal down, In chains of anject slavery, While self denial wears tho crown. The prophet's mantle fell On Ole it fitted well: One not unused to toil, His plough could ...