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... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. The followingaiqicle;containthe substance of the supplementary treaty between her Majesty and the Sultan of Zanzibar, signed in London at the 14th of July, 1875:- 1. The presence on board of a vessel of domestic slaves bona fide employed ...
... decided in its abhorrence of slavery, and although slavery has been absolutely abolished under English law, the theory started at these meetings is purely imaginary. Many countries have imitated our example in abolishing slavery at home, andwith others we ...
... persist in maintaining the hateful institution of slavery, do not deserve, in reference to this special point, to be treated with a comity and good: faith which would amount to our recognising slavery, and abstaining from doing all in our power to loosen ...
... F. Stewart, minister of the parish of Aberfoyle. HE NEW AD. CIRCULAR AND Mr Aaron Bazacutt, whe, as secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, may be said to have a Tu; resentative voice, comments on this new cir- cular in yesterday’s Jimes as follows :—“ ...
... interfere otherwise than by advice with the domestic institution of slavery as it exists among certain nations with whom we have friendly relations, bat we have always refused to recognise slavery outside the territorial limits of those countries, or to entertain ...
... TUJ-4TYE TfRADE CirCUIAP- ? 3fr Aiaso- Buzacott, secretary of the Anti- Slav~ery Society, co~nmnents on the new Circular at follws:- Will you alllow-me, as briefly Ps posi- ble, to indicate the chief points of diffarence and *similarity between the new ...
... prohibit ! the of into: eating liquors Sunday be read! that day six months. THE SLAVERY 00HHTESION. Mr lIANBUItY gave notice of the following amendment to Mr Whitbread 's on the Slavery hat, in the opinion of this it is desirable to obtain further informa, lion ...
... country that we would not recognise slavery, and 'that if any ques- woti;)l .rscne between us and slave-holdihK Powers, we .wviouh1, Ide.line tonatertsiu it if its nsegotiatioic in- : ic ed the recognising of-slavery-irt any form what- a e*er. (Loud cheers ...
... bare, is with a wish of the Moister, voted greats for erten. non of the system as demeaded by the Perfects. ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO. MADRID. Auguit 29. The Governor of Porto Rico has received official notification of the Royal Decree ordering' ...
... yet advanced enough for entering upon an l s active crusade against slavery wherever it existed,! i I It was certain that English law and traditional t s policy were adverse to slavery wherever it existed. £ THE EASTERN QUETON. I OUXT AD3ASY'S NO0I COUNT ...
... were the friends cf the slaves and the tives were thcir enemie:. Asa Conservative him- self, he yielded to no one in his of slavery; but he urged the House, putting on one side the small technical question that bad been so discussed, to rise to the height ...
... tions given to the of our war vessels test of his tour. He was proud to asa that the slavery abolition which was fought if a man wishes to preserve up, said—‘“‘ Slavery isa his: slaves, let him . to hand intoslavery any fugitive slave who has, of nobles ...