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... SLAVERY IN CUBA. Tho Anti-Slavery Society has addressed letter to Lord Derby calling his attention to the contest between slavery and freedom in Cuba, and praying for his interference in favour of the abolition of •lavery. The committeo state on authority ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS AT MANCHESTER AND SALFORD. A large and animated town's meeting was held in the Town Hall, Manchester, on Thursday, under the presidency of the Mayor, to consider the amended Fugitive nave Circular. The Bishop of Manchester was ...
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... Cabinet Coukcti All the Ministers were present Cabinet Council held yesterday. Slavery in Madagascar,—Recent occurrences having given cause for the belief that the inhabitants of Hova are interested in the slave trade, the senior naval officer of the ...
... NO SLAVERY! WARRINGTON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A_ PUBL IC MEETING will be held in WYCLIFFE HALL, BEWSEY STREET, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT' January 12th, 1876, To protest against the Slave Circular recently Issued by Government. P. RILANDS, Esq., will ...
... M.P., and the leading Conservative* the borough were present, and although amendment was proposed, resolution condemning slavery in the abstract, and maintaining that the second circular perpetuated tha errors of the first, was carried. resolution was ...
... Mayor to convene a town's meeting for one evening early next week and invite Mr. Bright to attend. Slavery in Cuba.—The British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society have recently addressed memorial to the Earl of Derby, the Foreign Secretary, respect to the ...
... wage active war against slavery. Professor Amos, lecturing at the Law Amendment Society, succeeded in landing himself vague generalities. What does that mean? It is certain that English law and traditional policy are adverse slavery wherever it exists, and ...
... only one which could be pursued with any prospect towards the ultimate abolition of slavery. He waa sure that no Government had a stronger desire for the abolition of slavery than the present Administration, but that was not be accomplished in a day, and ...
... round the Cape to the Straits of Gibraltar does slavery exist. Let us cross the Atlantic, and see how slavery gets on there: Itvery one knows that from Behring's Straits down to the Isthmus of Panama, slavery does not exist on any porhave given above a ...
... resolution which simply pledged that meeting that slavery could not receive any countenance from the British people—(hear, hear) —and that anything in the name of humanity to declare its opinion which made slavery easy, and gave some kind of support to it, and ...
... the laws affecting slavery, bat have regarded and will continue to regard the interests of humanity and freedom, anl will exercise to the full every legal power to suppress the slave trade, aud their moral Influence to abolish slavery where it unhappily ...