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... SLAVERY. 44 More fanaticism ! It is odd that genius is in the way of being fanatical. The most eloquent speakers of the Old World and the New, the first of poets, the first of sculptors, the most inspired of modern painters, are, the subject of Slavery ...
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... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. A discussion next took place on the question of slavery in Zanzibar, and Miss Garland said, in order to obtain large dividends for English capitalists, slavery was going on in South Africa which would not have been tolerated years ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR Mr THOMAS BAYLEY complained that in the East African and Zanzibar protectorates the legal status of slavery was being recognised British officials, and in particular the Resident Magistrates at Mombasa were accustomed to restore and ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a tea meeting in connection Wh she Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society was held Hotel—the special purpose being to excite an in in the-Freed Men’s Aid Society ia America. There was a large attendance of ladies, Mr Patrick Wat- son ...
... SLAVERY CUBA. Lord E. PITZMAUivICE, in answer to Mr Arthur Pease, who asked whether his attention had been called to a newspaper statement to the effect that the provisions the Movet’' (Emancipation) Law are beiny extensively evaded in Cuba, such statement ...
... be exactly the wraprascal of slavery, but rather in the imperial purple of the Constitution. Their talk is that slavery is secured by the Constitution but it is all a base cheat. The Constitution does not guarantee slavery. Two its liabilities are guarded ...
... SLAVERY IN SCOTLAND The following afflicting statement appeared the other day among notices correspondent* in a penny paper, Heather Bell, English girl, jut eighteen, tall, with a tine face and splendid lignn*, at preeent residing in Scotland, a country ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Correspondence respecting slavery in Zanzibar has been issued as a Parliamentary paper. The most important document is a feport furnished by Mr A. Hardinge Zanzibar, the request of Lord Kimberley, surveying the whole question of slavery ...
... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR. Mr CURUON, reply to Sir C. Dilke, said that under exi.-ting arrangements on the mainland coast of the Zanzibar protectorate, any slaves could obtain their freedom by crossing the leumile border into the interior. For that and other reasons ...
... SLAVERY ZANZIBAR. On the vote of £238,212 for Embassies, missions, and Consular establishments abroad. Sir C. Dilke called attention to the policy of the Foreign Office in regard to fugitive slaves in East Africa, and complained that, although slavery ...
... SLAVERY IN ZANZIBAR. Mr J. A. Pease drew attention to what he considered nothing less than a breach of faith on the part of the Government in not having completely abolished the legal status of slavery in the Zanzibar Protectorate. In the course of the ...