... beginning of his career was full of warm sympatby with &a slave, waxing eloguent in mdifiu.ni denunciation of the political slavery described at Crewe, and carefully considering schemes for parish councils that would end, by the gift of self-government, ...

... slave-dealers. Camprsar Lavicerie's crusade has, however, aroused the ‘ conscience of Europe, and we may hope that the Anti-Slavery Congress at Brussels will result in practical measures for excluding the slavers from their foreign markets. Meanwhile the ...

... suitably married. But for the shelter of this Home they would have become miserable out. casts or have been again reduced to slavery, The slave trade, as is well known, has been put down in Egypt, but so strong is the desire to possess slaves, and so large ...

... ‘traders from one of their great markets, though, as is stated in a letter we published on Friday from the Secretary of the Anti-Slavery Society, audacious attempts to evade the law, which have to be severely punished, are still made in the immediate neighbourhood ...

... elaborate its provisions may be, will turn out to be more effectual. It must always be remembered that some of the worst evils of slavery are connected with the domestic life of the Turks. The mutilation of children for the purpose of supplying negro eunuchs for ...

... their goods and purchase the things they require. We have had great and successful agitation against slavery in America, Caba, Braszil, and Egypt. Slavery still exists amongst the Portuguese in Africa. Were only balf the iniquity, misrule, and effeteness ...

... of the natives to Englishmen. Mr. Coutts Trotter writes a glowing eulogium on Cardinal Lavigerie and his crusade against slavery, and urges the European commercial compsnies established in Central Africa to apply their efforts to carry out the Cardinal’s ...

... 'ortugal’s sun is e makes ay. 0 can dom that she i:wcmhlly instructing the native mind all the time ? And whe can blame the poor slavery-stricken listeners if they march off on the weary shvam.hl of Central Africs to tell the tale and repeat .m“ lm—fln.floz'of ...

... the BRUSSELS CONFERENCOCE. 70 THE EDITOR. Bir,—As the International Cobference to consider measures for the suppression of slavery and the slave trade in Africa and questions comnected therewith is to resume its work at Brussels on the 18th inst., it is ...

... THE ANTI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. BRUSSELS, JAN. 12, The following is the gist of what I gathered to-day in the course of a conversation with a gentleman intimately acquainted with the inner working of the Anti-Slavery Conference. When the King of the Belgians ...

... THE BRUSHEL§7:4§TI-SLAVERY CONFERENCE. (FROM A CORBESPON DENT.) The ** Anti-Slavery Conference,”’ which began jyy work in the middle of last November, will in af.y days resume its sittings in Brussels after a w]). deserved Christmas holiday. It is thought ...

... numbers of men with begging boxes in solicitation of alms in support of what was declared to be the war for *‘ liberty agains; slavery.’’ The men carrying these boxes were at 4] the gates of the park and in all the paths, and some carried nets on the ends of ...