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... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR. THE ABERDEEN JOURNAL. SATURDAY. AUGUST 6. 1898. LADIES’ CUP AND OTHER PRIZES. CLOSE OF THE MEETING. The weather was very wet and windy at Inver new. yesterday morning, and it did not fully clear all day. lieepite occasional delays, the ...
... THE CHARTERED COMPANY,- RE-ELECTION OF RHODES. PATRIOTIC SPEECH. THE MINERAL RESOURCES OP, RHODESIA. BRITISH SLAVERY IN THE TRANSVAAL. ...
... opposed almost every other scheme in the programme of the Whig party. the out- standing queetion of slavery, he said—“As re| the abstract lawfulness slavery, I I acknowledge it simply importing the right of j one man to the labour of another ; and rest it ...
... the moderation the been made, but pointed out was a grisu (hstiuctioo between the abolition at slavery and the abolition the legal gatus of slavery. If slavery were to ab«dished in and 140,000 out total ,A 220.000 would able quit Vice and sweep in great ...
... would be given officers in the Prot« torate not to aanst in the ret-ajitufe slaves. protn.se had beeti made abolish domestic slavery in lemtones, and i; would unpracticabk> to do so immediately even if allowed it: but the subject would have careful »Uen tion ...
... echod, allow forget what they teamed gladly ivleased his hair to grow. The whole education system is farce—giant earning slavery; for that the electors are responsible. Other nation* going ahead of os. Can we not wski up and put the “dear auld country” ...
... purpose of demonstrating the generosity and the grandeur of their government, and assist in the release of our people from slavery without annexing our territory, thereby setting good example to the world. We now unue: stand and appreciate the famous Monroe ...
... successful working of the Act will depend largely the restraint exorcised by counsel in examining and examining witnesses. SLAVERY IN THE PERSIAN GULP. i Complaints are often made that British Governments are invariably dilatory in putting end to the slave ...
... noble Sirdar, not alone as victor Drawn thyself the world’s admiring eyas. But with thy heel on neck the oppresser. From slavery’s dust, see arts and science rise. And yet. and yet. 'mid plaudits shake the nation. Moving with lest bearing, grandly great ...
... Davitt eludes about dinner time to-day the remainder the evening will be divided between the amendment by Mr J. A. Pea-e slavery in Zanzibar and that by Sir Howard Vincent regarding foreign bounties. The adjournment will moved to night by Mr John Redni ...
... s sister. also supported Disraeli Commission for investigating the Poor-Laws, and made two rather unfortunate speeches on slavery. ...
... Missouri and Carolina flocked in to taka pcM»«eiou of the new u-mtory, and to a abort true became tbe ouck-pit slavery gmetitm. The pro-slavery party carried things with high lead. They either eriaed the polling-booth* al-ide the rrsulte of tlte electiona ...