... agrees is extraordinary fashion with their War of Secession in 1860. In both cases ,one finds the same principles involved, slavery or liberty, and almost the same methods. SEEGEItSaft DYE.-Amnuai saie; 310,000 bettles. Itdyies thn haira beautisl Binde ...

... not need sufficiently- strong mneasures to abollsh the legal stains of slavery in British East Africa. AsB a Protest against the action of Sir A. HEardisge tol reference to slavery in Zan- zibar he moved the reduction of his salarT by Sir H, Caassx;Lc ...

... Afew still live, but-for the most part the people were converted into dry bones with smallpox, fire water, gunpowder, and slavery. Now the ruins are guarded by rattlesnakes in return for worship once paid to them -as personating tho spirit of evil. These ...

... joined the Republican party soon after its formation. As & Congressman be distinguished himself bf his steady opposition to slavery, and o; the outbreak of the Civil War ha raised A brigade in Ohio largely at his own ox. pense. Ile was Arst elected to the ...

... Europe: whose,.sole . bisiness is to -deey ?? youngI ivoinen from their hornes and coaintry~anG sell them. into a state'.of slavery. .Thu I dbjeet of the patephiet is tia warm young 4 wromen- o£ the: doings- of t'hese men, audt to rend'er- such help da will ...