... ” The next great question is that ef free trade, and on this Mr. Smita remarks ;—“ Slavery did not manufacture, and there- “fore slavery was for free trade. But slavery is gone ; manufactures are beginning to spring up in the South, and the mass of the ...

... St' FS IEL:A AND ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY. - On Wednesday evening week the above-named coloured gentleman gave a lecture in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, to a pretty large attendance, on his sufferings and escape from slavery. The Rev. P. Aston presided ...

... drinks on his bended knee, according to (he custom of the country to the captain's guests. In short, found himself reduced to slavery Instead of being on the highway to fortune. The prudence had not shown Holland be now displayed in Batavia in high degree ...

... that Redfern had made known to him why so little had been done. He could quite understand how it was slut slavery had been pictured to them, for slavery it was, bujt was pleasing to kanw that France and other countries had freedom in Brazil. He concluded ...

... rar- tradv of blood.n Whatever mav be-said t-he ci Russian absolutism1 the anthority of stys 9the Czar has proved RfaIO to. slavery in R --the ?? of Central Asia, for that were authority put an end to - the slave ador nmarkets of Bokhara, -and -'opened the ...

... Perham • Coakley 31 11 C. I no tell of 111, leaden the def•ort order ham given in thew allegiance. and port to the pro slavery ; party England. If • newspaper th e to doeh. tl lianianity is tbe mme I r moaner him to he, h.- is .4 tb.. . • ! with ...

... subjects is held in bondage, slavery and the slave trade in their most fearful form prevail. The emissaries of our intellectual ally, the Khedive, go up to Nubia and capture young children for the most loathsome forms of slavery, and perpetrate upon them ...

... loitncd to his fate, l‘:hich mldl' the nfisin ecp a less strieh [ watch over bim, aud after nearly a mounth's expeds eace of slavery Rafael succeedod in gettiug on board s vessel that was bound for Holland, landed at Rottee dam about & month agod, and was ...

... Tribune inflom! The New York Herald counts for little out here. The great imety received its anti-slavery impulses from free New England, and now the slavery question is settled, the manufacturing interests of New England and Pennsylvania managed to work ...

... midday for meals, and great numbers of children of seven years old und upwards, and of both sexes, have to endure this slavery, a slavery such as is unknown in any other country. If the voice of humanity be not raised in Great Britain against this shameful ...

... an lgno- miuious end, It was arranged a little while ago that the Khedive should co-operate with our Queen in putting down slavery. Four Egyptian men-of-war were to be equip- ped and put under the command of Captain M'Killop R.N., for that purpose. But ...

... done so much to educ at e* , of gene a the people. The British Owed great work in their ecipatwo of the negro mos trim that slavery in which they bad been. He was going cuss the negro question. He with** It noire that there was settled. The and there was ...