... It was very often said that Socialists were far too strong in talking about slavery; that “wage slavery *’ was improper term, and was mere abuse, not argument. What was slavery? In his book, The State and the Man,” which was attack upon Socialism, Mr. ...

... PROG RAM M S. 2. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY, by*l». Hirers 3. THE PENNY POST AND THE PAPER DUTIES, by L. Rivers Vine. __ 4. THE REPEAL OF THE COEN LAWS, by L. Rivers Vine. 5. THE CRIMEAN WAR, by L. Rivera Vine. THE INDIAN MUTINY, Sir Richard Temple, Bart.^M ...

... Gd., 2*. Cd. week— grinding them from morn to night for miserable pittance. What was it but slavery? Christ’s soldiers must fight against that form of slavery. He called them, too, to fight for brotherhood —for liberty and brotherhood against selfishness ...

... oi Anti-Slavery Society) is not without exaggerauon,. for they were, on the whole, pleased with the Bill, two clauses, however, as will now be meeting with their opposition. The Bill, os presented, provided for the entire abolition of slavery “ under ...

... bill. Mr. John Morley, wbo regarded tbe temperance movement as the greatest moral movement that had taken place sinoe anti-slavery agitation, supported the principle of tba bill, the second reading of which was carried amid oheers by majority of six. ...

... Oof muons met on Monday after the reeeas. when nuunber of questions were asked and ‘xnswered. After a brief dlscaasion on slavery in Zanzibar, the House went into committee, when several votes were Tuieday Mr. Sydney Gedge m-jwed resolution deploring tha ...

... PROGRAMME. 1. THE GREAT REFORM BILL, by L. Rirer* Vine. 2. THE INDIAN MUTINY, by Sir Richard Temple, Bart., M.P. 3. ABOLITION OP SLAVERY*, by River* Vine. THE PENNY POST AND THE PAPER DUTIES, by Rivera Vine. 6. THE REPEAL OF THE CORN LAWS L. Rivers Vine. 6. THE ...

... shiv— was bat a I*rt, fa—Uooe,«of giga—ic slaverj question. was no sooner abefaahed by Aot of Parliament than the evils ol slavery became. ...

... A DI & RACE. Mors than has elapsed since slavery wasnfakbsd by law; itiaa fact that this institution, in one most hateful forma, pravalaot amongu •s. We ars not new rafsmng oooditwn uf those unfortunate creatures who are the victims sweating employers ...

... moved an amendment expressing regret that, having regard to the assurances given by the Government as to tbe abolition of slavery throughout the Zanzibar Protectorate, no efficient action appeared yet to have been taken that end, and that even as regarded ...

... to pay trade union wages. The Sheffield file cutters condemn forced labour in tho colonies, which they denounce revival of slavery specious names.” Protection is openly advocated by the National Association of Operative Lath Bonderera means restoring declining ...

... race must be fulfilled. The waste of the world have to be occupied, and the prac- tices of barbarism and slavery have yet to be exterminated. such as have been recently with saccess in Nyassaland, in Ashantee, in Nupé, aud Benin are gain to hamanity as ...