... SLAVERY. d d Since the three most extensive Govern- ments of the civilized and Christian world e -England, the United States, and Russia n -abolished personal slavery within their or o dominions, and commenced to use V their influence to abolish it in ...

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... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. IN ' t W: t :, BRAZI l. I .g ?? - Th e follwin circular has been sent by the Icperial Minister of Foreign Affairs at ibo de neiro to the representntives of Brazil at foreign courts with regardito the passage of thee recent law finaly ...

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... aid most effectually Turkish slavery and cruel- ties. Whereas, in reality, Russia has been almost the only one of the Great Powers which of late years has shown a real and genuine earnestness in efforts to suppress slavery. Mr. Cooner, however, gratefully ...

... whichwill scarcely be appeased until the system of negro slavery, in which this massacre originated, has ceased to exist in Cuba, an island Is that may be regarded as the last of F. the great abodes of slavery. Whatever 3f other results may arise out of this ...

... territorial waters of any state, you will not admit or entertain any demand made upon you for his surrenderon tie ground of slavery. 2. It is not intended, nor is it possible, to lay down any precise or general rule as to the eyses in which ypu ought to ...

... vessels in foreign ports certain restrictions and lhabilitios. In illustration of this we added- A. foreign state encourages slavery, and makes laws for its sanction and protection. An English ship entering the ports of that, state is under a technical obligation ...

... published iu te .t, dcreun on deoodayrnnoufced ?? of Sir fjcnc Stephen, Q.,. tlbe celebrated advoeate fior tile rolixion of slavery. Deceased was the yonrgest son of the late James Stephen, Esq., 511 . Arsttr iin Char cery, and brother of the late ., lt ...

... supposed that the latter would be satis- fied with any arrangement of the Cuban question thatM would not put an end to negro slavery either -now or within a very short time, or by which the Creole popu- latior of tf-anisbh extraction would not be placcd on ...

... s made by the commissioners- 1. While, on the one hand, naval officers should. abstain from any active interference with slavery il countries where it is a legal institution, the commander of a ship of war should not be alto- gether prohibited from exercising ...

... against the system of slavery. The present generation, who are not imbued with the prejudices or influenced by the self-interests which animated many of their predecessors in regarding the negro as a lawful chattel, look upon slavery as a moral wrong that ...