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... SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO. MADRID, February 2. A meeting of members of the Radical part; was held here to-day. Senor Zorilla made a speech, in which he said the Radicals were acting in a perfectly legal manner, but that tho party would cease to attend the ...
... Night, MARCO SCIARRO, or the Brigand's Revenge. SINGING AND DANCING. And the Seven Doomed Men. MONDAY, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN or Slavery as it was. TUESDAY, THE GREEN BUSHES, or Ireland a hundred years ago. WEDNESDAY, Father, Dear Father, Come Home. Concluding ...
... and the merits of several gentlemen were freely discussed. Amongst others the name of Mr. Wendell Phillips, the great anti-slavery orator, was mentioned in connection with the mission to England. It was suggested, in view of the opposition of senators Sumner ...
... Marquis of Normanby, has been waited on by a joint deputation, representing the Aborigines' Protection Society and the Anti• Slavery Society, to present addresses in• veighing against the slave•trading practices which bad long ravaged the islands of the Pacific ...
... as in the oasis of African slavery, they shelter their purpose behind a screen. Mr. Dallas himself did not seem to see his absurd position, for be published these letters in 1869, when the United States had abolished slavery and privateer. ing, and included ...
... to support the agitation by the teetotallers, has published a long letter in which he compares drunkenness in England with slavery in the States. He says that English drunkenness is so wide-spread and dreadful that there is nothing like it elsewhere in ...
... to have fired them, and this was their mode of making it impoesible that they should ever return to what they consider the slavery of settled cultivation. Some dais after several of the officials lode for four miles up the Koorum Pars, tut not an enemy ...
... harder to travel. —Echo. A of the British and Foreign Anti• Slavery Society has had an interview with the Earl of Clarendon at the Foreign °Mos, to pressat as address on the subject of slavery in Cabs. Tel Architect ISUGORTS TER of the household cavalry ...
... persons I was on the look-out, when meeting General Grant, for some indications of the presence in his manner and words of slavery-born aversion to my race. I found nothing of the kind in him. You have heard that General Grant is a man of few words, and ...
... of the semi-civilised Mahomedans. Thus, while Christians have been sacrificing life and property to wipe out the stain of slavery, the followers of Mahomed, who 000upy so large a frontage of the African continent, have been silently and unobriervedly absorbing ...
... most persevering members of the Anti- Slavery Society, has recently received from influential persons in America a number of important testimonies respecting the great sumac that has attended the abolition of slavery in that country. The Hon. Senator Beutwell ...
... was thoroughly in earnest ; and unquestionably it was the echo which his glowing songs awakened in hearts of men who hated slavery, that made those songs so mighty in the appropriate moments they were uttered, so mighty in forming the mind of the tree Germano ...