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... i I THE SLStAVERY CONFERENC . I (RZUTX's TELEGRA..) Brnssele, Novermber 28. m The committee of tho Anti-Slavery Conference lY upon the slave trade at sea held its secoud sittioo 0y to-day, when Lord Vivian, the British Plenipo- r, tentiary, subinitted ...
... such dgreat results were taken. He believed that slavery a had disappeared i:n most cases Without ar y extreme interference with the h4abits ansi custloms of the tpeople, and with regard tr African slavery the dname of Sir Samuel Raker, and later that of ...
... STATISTICS OF AFRICAN SLAVERY. -- Ii (Mose A CORBESPNDSt As the time approaches for the assembly at Lrcerne of the International Congress on the subject of African slavery,- a question pressing I with ever-increasing urgene for definitive settle. mnent ...
... can ill spare the services of such an officer, who for the past six years has dons his utmost to suppress or rather uproot slavery in the- southern pro. vinces, between Kartoom on the ]faction of the Blue and White Nile, up to the Lake Victoria Nyamza; ...
... at the moat judicious Menhd for the ptii'ose ol onttiaga2 end to or groat]' elmnibng the horrorsI of slavery iL Africa Oardinal La~riene said slavery such as it waes to-day could be stopped only by force. It was necessary sot only to kinder the transport ...
... by the Civil War which resulted in the downfaat of slavery in toe Southern States. Conway's father waq a man of independentt fortune, and a large slaveholder, and Menacre inherited all the pro-slavery ideas of his racc in favour of the ' peculiar atnitu- ...
... part in the movement for the abolition of slavery in America. As joint secretary with Mr Smeal of the Glasgow Anti-Slavery Society, Mr Paton was actively connected with the most important efforts of the anti-slavery party in Glasgow. -eIs joined the movement ...
... with conquered tribes, and carry off v Massouw's people into slavery. They call t this apprentioing the natives, but it is an am- L preeticoship which is nothing more nor less than 11 slavery. It is to be hoped that the British tl Government ivill not ...
... Empire had become Christian, slavery disappeared from Euroue. 'The same may be done, in the sime way. by God's help, in Africa. England has enaoted laws, and sent her ships, and dictated treaties for tne suppression of slavery there, but tbese will be in- ...
... leg broken above the ashle while work-- ing near a house. SLAVEBY IS CE-,TRU& AESIcA.-Speking in|( liverpool last night On slavery in Central Africa, I (oDmmandar CamteroD, RN,, saii the track ot o explerers in Africa had been followed by ?? j traders, ...