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... ont too often, that had a slavery existing our very midst, a slavery against which we, and against which the Church of England, had not worked so successfully, if it had worked as earnestly, as it had for the abolition of slavery amongst the negroea. He ...
... 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 ...
... ground he is free. It must not be c supposed, however, that slavery then received s its death blow, though it experienced a very tj rude shock. At that time, and for many years 0 afterwards, slavery was rampant not only in n our American and West Indian colonies ...
... ned army freed from the favouritiam which ha.; eo often proved fatal. desires only three reforms, the abolition of Cuban slavery, universal conscription without substitutes, and75,000,000f a year from the local and central treasuries for school*. He resolved ...
... moot in demand ou the Stuck Exchange' lately have been hilly mis, A J'ttiHta the love Trame.—ln consequence the abolition of slavery on the Child C'oast, thereto a great falling off the demand for black ki.hu A u. The Poll Malt Gazette says:— ** A fork, ...
... unti ban- in ners to the breeze all over the Stat of Maine, ntil on ig them were inscribed in large letters, 'No Ruin, no Slavery, m7 no Priesteraft.' r- Now there is not a word of truth in all that. The .1 Know-Nothing party, or native American party ...
... town amid enthusiastic popular demonstrations and showers of bouquets and flowers. He was much cheered also at the theatre. SLAVERY CAPE COAST.-IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM GOVERNOR STRAHAN. The following has been received from the Colonial Office:— .w. ~v-. ...
... Castle, Jan. . .. |.y all the Kings and Chiefs of the Protectorate irovernor Strahan's action in the question of the abolition slavery and the keeping of pawns. A petition has been sent Governor otrahan on the subject, and if this fails a memorial will be addressed ...
... hard-hearted Tories would still hold bondage; it M also more than hinted that the same obdurate Tories would like to re-establish slavery these realms, wad to the who seek for liberty. Thu charge scarcely with the traditions of the party with their meant conduct ...
... such abject slavery and tyranny would be indicated their acceptance of the alternative terms offered them. As strongly hut pertinently said“ We didn't come America to help to fight the battle of slavery in the South to ground down into slavery In the North ...
... forfeiting the confidence of any party; our amiable offices have eerved heal the Formosan imbroglio between i China and Japan; slavery is being steadily repressed iu East Africa, and the British protectorate on the Gold Coast is absolutely abolished; at the ...
... the British Crown one of the bhvekost frauds recorded in history. In conclusion, he asserts that what Hume wrote against slavery in the social order may be pleaded against Vaticanism the spiritual sphere, and that no cloud which either flattery even love ...