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... that unless their demand was exmasive the employsrsahould take their work to the blacks rather than that the shackles if slavery should be bound upon their wrists again. The Cape Copper Company must not object to pays reasonable rate of wages, and thi4they ...
... without arriving at Borne conclusion. Let this year be chronicled and remembered as the event of the emancipation of white slavery, as a former correspondent has rightly termed it. We have every advantage. The press advocates our cause, and the people ...
... Dane to defy the Arabs for the sake of • lying woman who bad fled from her to avoid punishment. We are not rabid against slavery, but we very onlously trait that no Englishman will ever fall to commit similar errors of judgment. Mr Staley, however, ...
... grounds could be found ef £80 per month is given to bim. of lives are saved, and properties secured to them; the State te SLAVERY AND THE STICK. ' to consohdate, Hitherto the impression bas prevailed in Russia, 88 | means then at that time God, Ihave serfdom ...
... BISHOP HEDLEY ON SLAVERY. On Sunday evening Bishop Hedley, of New- port and Minevia, delivered a striking sermon at St. Peter's Church,Cardiff, on the New Crusade against Slavery. There was a very large congre- gation. His lordship, in the course of ...
... that mikes their demand was excessive the employerashonld take their work to the blacks rather than that the shackles of slavery should be bound upon their wrists again. The Cape Copper Company mutt not object to pays reasonable rate of wages, and thi4they ...
... rights of private con- tract. But when it is proved that the liberty conceded to one section of the community results in the slavery of a larger section, it is evident that such liberty ought to be justly curtailed. rx'he very foundation of good government ...
... Sin. xr3ft. 3ip, de, Weuclsa'. Stores. Gledeenne 2treet, OeeV- Sd 2!18sl~ ii 20,000 Catrds Me ornus Biloliseads mrien rt Slaveri, 4s.,; Friendly Sooldelsl Frinuntt.-Dyer, Pritr :e1 Brid~ud. 22i A RISTOTLE nompea, vila Masterpees nearly4t Akpl;sibeic lenuered ...
... him to 1;15,000. The prohibition of the negro slave trade by Turkey is a considerable step towards the final abolition of slavery in the Einpiro. The Congregational mission hymnbook is now passing through the press. and is being edited by the iiov. G. ...
... him tu £ 15,000. Tno prohibition oi the negro slave tcade by TuiKey is a cJusiJeraLJlù etep t(JW4rÙ8 tbe tin aoohtion of slavery IU tiie E¡npil\. Tne Congregational mission hymnbook iil now passing through 1.118 prej, and is Oeillg edited lJy the lvcv ...
... CONTEMPORARY CHAT. propoa of din otedition of slavery in Turkey, • gentleman ban recently returned from the East tell. a rood story. A well known Illegliehrnan in the mr•eseof the Porte had a !limy to order for premiere to of his friend's children half ...
... one rule and principle ought to be applied in every ease.—Your faithful and ebedieni W. K. C. M.iionnor,Raq., Jan. 1, 1890 SLAVERY IN TURKEY. GUN-MAKER OF MOSCOW; cm, VALDIMIR THE MONK. BY COBB, HIV. THZ MTBTIO TRIBUNAL. Away back of the old cathedral of ...