... fight. But it was the cause of right, the cause of God; and they were seeking to deliver their people from the curse and slavery of drink; to bring them back to self- respect, to self-control, and to the love and service of God, from which drink had banished ...

... s ilito discord. The olly subject which has recently ?? such at disaistrous influence o1 American society, namely, negro slavery, ias happily been so comipletoly settled its to have alto- gether cetasoed to be a ccause of anxioty , or i eve(l of (diSCiUBSiOnl ...

... nine lady members were present. FOREIGN. The report of the committee of the Spanish Senate recommending the aholi. tion of slavery in Cuba ewas approve1 by the ministers yesterday at a cabinet council. The reports will be submitted tao the Senate on Tuesday ...

... be satisfactory which involves the recognition of slavery. in 'any form. The hon. gentleman stated that his object was the abolition of slavery in every part of our .African possessions, for that slavery still existed there .was abundantly proved by testimony ...

... -There isn o regular or fixed charge. Tfhe letter of X Y Z i& declined. We cannot find room for the long letter signed ,No Slavery. E. H. J.-Appty to the secretary of tho scuool board, Municipal OThese, Dale-street, The letter of B Is declined, as It ...

... 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 ...

... noteworthy ciurnuitence thrat, both in Great Britain and thbe United S.tu', niyny of the most strennous defenders of war, slavery. and cacital punishment lave been, and are, found amongst professing ministers or the gospel; and there can be little doubt ...

... offers ~s no solution, he supplies to his own motion its h most conclusive answer. e '5 ' SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST.-Britons will d neither be slaves nor connive at slavery. In this l. matter they have happily preserved the zeal of d converts. It is not to ...

... killed by the ieo Muria, near Alicante. T0 RICO & THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. MADRIDn, JAN. 12. 'at IManisUtation occurred here to-day in 3brefornmsIn Porto Rogand theimme- boliunof slavery. Tho Abolition Society, ta and Progressista clubs of ?? the dis- ...

... They protested against the recognition of slavery in any light except as something to be put down. 'hey met to assert that the British flag should never, in asny degree, be looked unon us the detendei of slavery, t everywh~ere as the guardian of liberty; ...

... miarch South-West. AMeOA. WA5Sjl0GTOWr, lAUCH 25. Tne Sonata has pased a resolution cengratula- leg Spain on having abolIA11d. slavery II Porto Rico. A SooTClH WILL CAssL-On Monday, II the Court of Session, a trial was begun at the instanoe of Adam Iffenderson ...

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