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... protest against them. He concluded by pointing out in eloquent terms the services rendered by Portugal in the abolition of slavery, and dwelt on all that had been achieved by the Portaguese in Africa. The colonial minister, in reply, said that the question ...
... inner consciousness. lof 1868 in favour of the abolition of slavery and thus hastening the emancipation of many thousands of human beings who, have groaned for generations under the yoke 'of slavery. Mr Cooper's audacity at passing such a reflection upon ...
... of the final settlement . of the question in repecr to the coloured people. I Still there was much in the world for anti-slavery e people to do. Perhaps the war now in progress e might prevent the continuance of another great s slave Power. The danger ...
... on, most intimately and publicly associated is that us. of the abolition of slavery. In 1822, along 1 ingvwith othet friends, he promoted and founds the the Glasgow Anti-Slavery Society, and of ad, this association he was then appointed ld- ioint-secretary ...
... Border Juni». God Sere the Queen. . .. The Prince Gustav von Wass, father of the Queen of Saxony, is dead. EGYPTIAN SLAVERY.—Alezandria, August 5. —The convention between England and Egypt for the suppressiod of the slave trade was signed yesterday ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Sir R. eens nation of bis in- Mig House of tne Sth of last, to effect :—‘** in the of ta House, it is desirable invite and of Zanzibar in taking the further steps that may of the trade within and at the more adequate pro- the vision ...
... specting their detestation of slavery and their de- termination never to rest satistied till this fearful and horrid system was swept away from every part of the world. (Applause.) Africa was still groaning under the burden of slavery, but, thank God, the light ...
... valuable book called The Lost Continent, in which he exposed in a moat masterly manner the gray* evils which flow from slavery , and the slave trade as it is still recognised and practised in various portions of the globe , In this work Mr Cooper passed ...
... regretted his to dver- fake the work this session. Mr @he vacant Judgeship in the Court of be filled the of Zensiber “pat down slavery in his own to him; as well as & was gssured ‘that the be brought under the notice of evidence taken obtained an order for ...
... encourage the N Sucha t lent man as the it @an urged ‘even by 20 excel! inconsistency gost showed a gross maintenance of slavery 10 moms of the for liberty,” exclaimed and help party, why_don’t you ot eoua:el ‘and conciliatien now !” But r Leeds’ proves ...
... *lonia.; rack. Car be had at the Religiose Stmt. • THE RED. JOSIAH HENSON (UNCLE RILL LECGRE la the MALL EVENING. 12 lam Slavery. a Castle %ramp., the ( hair. at 7 taken .it -Haden.. teat.. 1'; of 'U_ NCLE TOM'S TO GLASGOW. JtialAll BENSON, Snell Tow ...
... capital either in lands or money, does exactly wish for a return to slavery. feelings which abolished slaTy bably reached his own bosom also. regrets the control over his fellow which slavery once gave him ; not see that whether a man be good idle by nature ...