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... Tuesday afternoon, the subject being ‘‘ Slavery.” He pointed out that so long as Mahomedanism prevailed, the custom of polgamy, necessitating an importation of female slaves, would render is Gifficult to abolish slavery. It wasa chivalrous but a foolish act ...
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... SLAVERY AT CUBA, la reply to Mr. Cartwright, Mr. Boubke stated that the slave trade papers relating to Cuba and Porto Pica would be in the hands of members next week. COMPETITIVE, EXAMINATIONS IN THE ARMY. Mr. Hardy, in answer to Mr. Goddard, stated that ...
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... SLAVERY IN CUBA. A correspondent of the New York Herald has been making inquiries to slavery in Cuba. It is not su very long since slavery was an institution familiar enough in the United States, yet the enlightened citizens of the Republic de?ire information ...
... SLAVERY IN AFGHANISTAN. The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have memorialized the Marquis of Salisbury on the subject of the slave trade and slavery they allege to exist very extensively throughout the Afghan territories. They say tbat slave ...
... SLAVERY IN KABUL. The following account has been translated by Dr. G. W. Leitner from the statements made by Tamshed, a member of a hitherto mysterious race inhabiting the slopes of the Hindukush, and resembling Europeans their appearance and in some ...
... SLAVERY IN CUBA. War seems likely to kill slavery in Cuba, as it did in the Southern States of the Union. The volunteers, who have recently ruled the island, are dying fast; and General Concha, besides raising 12,000 men in Spain, for whom he offers bounty ...
... AFRICAN: SLAVERY, The special correspondent of the New York Herald, writing from Khartoum under date of August 8, 1874, gives some very interesting partl- culars of the course taken by Colonel Gordon, who was chosen by the Khedive some time since to act ...
... SLAVERY BRAZIL. Twenty-four ve?-s have parsed since Urazil renounced »L.v© trail-, sun th-.t time the number of has falfcm from 2.1(00,000 1,016,281 Y«.t, year , P ' oduc . ,iolll * increased, sin c 1552 commerce * tlie '' ,st ten yeain the revenue has ...
... his hearers.—The Chairman then alluded to scenes which had witnessed ia connection with American slavery. comparing the misery caused by the American slavery with the misery caused by drink, the speaker said, in canvassing the general election be went into ...
... Thel most determined supporters of slavery now occupy the most prominent positions the Government 0 tue inland. Senor is Governor Havana The notorious champion of slavery, M. Colvo, is a position great influence, and the Government has forgotten that ...