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... of its performance. 'The Khedive hilncolf is most sincerely desirous to get rid of sizivery. Ho has himsditf declared that slavery only makes the country degenerate. But he is in advance of general publie opinion. There is no ividsmpreed interest in thereform; ...
... identified them as belonging to slave owners within the Sultan-e littoral, they were handed over to their masters, domestic slavery being allowed by law. When, however, Mr. M'Kenzie arrived in East Africa lie found fbarteeaa hundred slaves at Rabai, and ...
... lave- holding landlords. He a-as the author of tie ramous saying, Tiene is a irenressi'ie CCn- fiict oetween freedomn and slavery. He. too, wgz:s Lhunted and vilified, and the doors of sock v isought to be ceosed against him. Soon he wvnA ioined b'y Senators ...
... Government in .safeguirding the rights of Portugal. EMIN PASHA. AND THE ANTI- SLAVERY SOCIETY. L.j , R aBU rS 3LGEAM.) Brussls, Thursday. The Secretary of the.Anti-Slavery Society here has eteived a message from Emin Paas, through Dr Fulkin, thankingE ...
... Balfour's bloodhouffds. PAPAL ENCYCLICAL ON SLAVERY. London, Tuesday. A Chronicl;e Rome telegrm, dated Monday, says-A Papal Encyclical was issued to-night ad- dressed to the Brazilian Bishops on the subjecit of slavery. The document begins by recapitulat- ing ...
... the tenant-farmers of Derry to send him to the Eng- lish Parliament-to fight their battle-no, but to bind -the chains of slavery more firmly. Surely the electors of Derry are not so blind ;w to support such a man. The third candidate isa Mrl Deml ssy ...
... powerful,and perhaps the most C pt nation in tile world, which put forth all its efforts to keep the Irish people inl a state of slavery: and he (Mr Deasy) wns certain that the people of the city and the counlty of Cork would I sustain Mr. Parnell iu bringing ...
... sations made at the meeting of the Liverpool Licensed Victuallers that he received large com- pensation on the abolition of slavery, and that he had received a large sum from a brewer for per- mission to carry on his trade-' The first state. ment, in which ...
... thised frantically with the slave owners, with the iniquitous rebellion, which, if successful, would not only have perpetuated slavery, but indefi- nitely extended its area), on the linen trade, was to make of an article hitherto a luxury, of an article hitherto ...
... ; himself and the negro manacles. Our ?? Jel 1similarly, undertool to burst-the Land on Leagne us idtperpetuate Ulster's slavery-and they le- I just conu-nitted felo de SC. Imagine, then, the: ki mot ridii ulously martinet type of the U'hster-j r I Jef; ...
... ar- ticle the sustainment of which, and whose wide- I spread vogue, wvere' equivalent to the perpetua- - tion of Ulster's slavery and servility. Suppress Orange linen and you Imanumit Ulster. Break X the power of the 1qinenites and the loyalists are, ...