... these vast realms that B1ritish ?? which we call protectorate is slowly and, steadi $pbi>sA ing itself. It has abolishea slavery, compeled native races to ?? at peace with each other, and opened up uninhabite regione larger than the whole of England, ...

... we’d hear ’em gunning over to the city said Ray “Like enough” answered the elder man “like enough Where Morgan gees death slavery And he ain’t content with oil with steel must je in grain he’ll two his would have one Likely it’s his elevators mrning Oh ...

... Lifeboat th' lesseitutiun, the Merchant Seamen's Orphan A,~sylum, e& the Southi-Eastern College at Ranasgate, and the ~Anti- Slavery Society (NewBroad Street); -and legacies to other as charitable institutions, There are many pecuniary and In speciei bequests; ...

... pusillanimous section had their exemplars during the American Civil War, when they were eager to yield everything, and even slavery itself, for the sake of peace only a few x months before the Confederacy collapsed. Ther t yielding temper may be judged by ...

... in the past. (Hear, hear.) lt was : tion of throwing away victories t - us dear; but they could not have the bee. favoured slavery, side bv side withour ?? determined that the natives should be 're. hear, and applause.) The natives eeoC le ?? account in ...

... a missionary,7 ard president *oi the Ba3ko Mission in the Cameroons, for lhls views as to the best way of snppres- sing slavery and tie ?? strade in that colony.' He tse qienmpo proposed the followinrg measures:- First, n od the sale or purchase of ...

... between Great Britain and the Trans- vaal. One article specifically stipulated that there should be no slavery or enforced servitude in the nature of slavery permitted in the Republic. Nor was this an unnecessary provision, for inter- vention on behalf of ...

... the political events that led to emancipation in Am!Keerica. While the author warmly reptobates Carlyle's defence of negro slavery, le admits the un- fortunate results that have Bowed from the hasty political enfranchisement of the neproes, and contends ...

... mounted on camels, under El bitposhi Burges and the M.anor Mohammed Ashed Rev, consisting of twelve police and eight of the slavery department, left Suakimg on the 6th and 16th of January respectively. and were preceded by a relative of the Gernilab Sheikh ...

... with this, the Convention of 1884 might be quoted, though the basis of racial animosity must be souaht la the abolition of slavery by Grat Britain. Wbite Greater Britain prose- cutes a just war-a war from which it could not turn aside for a single moment-Mr ...

... States to secede from the Union- bet the question on which America expended ber treasure and b)lood was the life or death of slavery. (Hear, hear.) The invision of Germnany by France was not-as the pretended excuse wia. giren that it wvas-to prevent the ...

... oiwian~iuIU- t lastfly-though this was inceteiiplct5!arll ut r~) tion. Mc.r D rag s is e l etii tei showed w hiat a part slavery a ledit history, pointing our that hops-i. in ev ery treaty for the prorsc-t'i ettlta-- a tion, and showing lhltw criteliv ...