... been sumouncsd at the close of the forenoon and afternoon diets that Mr Anderson would give a description of his flight from slavery, La., previous to its abolition in the Southern States, in the evening, at the hour of meeting the Free Church was crowded ...

... The articles were Proctor, jeweller and SLAVE-GROWN SUG “ A Consumer of to the Pall Mall Gazette : ppl et res of the Anti-Slavery Associa reference ba I could not but reflect ho eted our in thi y years. It is very wrong of po doubt, to k slaves ; net be ...

... peasant; Searching all nature through. pood writing lettcra. He’s good felling trees; He’s good breakiug fetters. And making slavery cease. He’s good wake the welkin With ring of axe mell; He's good smashing tyrants With speech that's sure tell. He's good ...

... of the Cuban Deputies, agreed to the discussion of Cuban reform man early date. bat insisted upon his previous policy that slavery abolition be first dammed. There was no debate, the Opposition members being silent. The Hone was very thinly attended. ALLEGED ...

... to question from Earl Granville to whether the onltan Zanzibar had fulfilled the conditions the treaty for the suppression slavery on the Laat (Vu*t of Africa, said that that .Sovereign had given the most hearty and constant support luvernmeut in repressive ...

... from Sir Garnet Wolaeley and Colonel Biddalph, the most distinct statements that slavery dose not now exist in Cyprus. If the Turkish law were properly carried ont, slavery would also cease in the Turkish Empire, but, unfortunately, in many places the law ...

... self-government which it was impossible deny to the people between the Danube and the Balkan, with tha continued political slavery under which the Cur's own subjects still groan. Looked at from this point of view, Alexander 11. may yet find, one of these ...

... dilapidated cottages the Suliots, black with smoke and rank with grass. All was desolation and silence. There was nothing but slavery and desolation brought on by the 'lurk. That place could now be the land of freedom. One woid from the British Government ...

... Granville that he hoped in a abort time receive satisfactory assurances from the new Administration regarding the abolition of slavery. The Earl of ONSLOW called attention to the crematorium now in course construction at Woking. Earl BEAUCHAMP read letter from ...

... niefc five o’c|^ck« SLAVERY IN CUBA. Lord moved for further correspondence with the Spanish Ooverumcut on the subject sUvery iu t üba, and complained that Spam had not been held to her engagements as to the abolition of slavery and the suppression of ...

... at election time, to sally across the frontira their own State into Kansas, take of the polling-booths, and elect the pro-slavery candidates. The conduct of the non-resident faggot-voters in Scotland differs from this only the trickery which evades the ...

... are instances of the nges, and if we|the freedmen since aces will Mr. Anderson a waaterday auent escape, and escape from slavery, his, recapt earth and | Northern arm. When the war nd only kas im with each al esive one, and | and last two h be d people ...