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... what purpose did they secede? It was for the purpose of perpetuating slavery. They raised their arms against the Government of their country, for the purpose. say, of perpetuating slavery; but His providence so directed the blow that, instead perpetuating ...
... SLAVERY IN MOROCCO. The bouse of a slave dealer, who several weeks ago clandestinely introduced into Tangier a number o! boys and girls for private sale, is being constantly watched by men engaged by the European residents for that purpose. It is hoped ...
... SLAVERY. ON MONDAY next, SzPrEm- BRR 21, a LECTURE will be delivered at the TOWN. PALL, Newport (by thn kind perustasion of the Mayor. 8 0 94. on Th. American in connection with Slavery, by th. Rey. W. N. radoured minister of the Fugitive Slave Church ...
... what purpose did the) secede It was for the purpose of peipetuating slavery. The) raided their aims against the Government of their country, for the purpose, say. pci)«ctuating slavery; hut God m II is providence so directed the blow that, instead that ...
... PBQ-SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY IN MADRID. is reported, says the Morning Star, in Madrid that the sum of 250,000 dollars ( ...
... SLAVERY IN TURKEY. The project recommended some time ago by the British Embassy, and recently approved by the Council of Ministers, of establishing homes for enfranchised negro slaves has just been sanctioned in principle by the Sultan, says a Coustantinop:e ...
... SLAVERY IN THE CONGO. Mr. E. D. Morel has sent a letter to Sir Edward Grey, enclosing one from the Rev. M. Whiteside, describing the condition of the natives in the Lolanga district of the Congo under Belgian.rule. These conditions. says Mr. Whiteside; ...
... BENEFITS OF SLAVERY. An interesting report on the working of slavery and free labour in the British East Africa Protectorate has been sent to the Foreign Office by Sir C. Eliot, the British It-silent. In the provinces of Beyidie and TanaWel, he says, ...
... ECHOES OF SLAVERY. Some startling evidence has been given on the State convict-leasing system in the Southere States of America before • committee at present sitting in Atalanta. In State prison farm convicta Mere stated to be sold like mules to the highest ...
... OPPOSED TO SLAVERY Fiercely opposed to slavery, he takes no part in the conflict because he believes the war does not concern him. When Jennie marries her ardent suitor, Sam. newly commissioned in the Confederate Army, Charlie's world becomes a sudden ...
... SLAVERY IN EGYPT. The following reply has been received through Lord Grarville to a memorial addressed to the Khedive of Egypt by the British and Foreign Anti- Slavery Society :— Foreign Office, May 19, 1873. — Sir,—l am directed by Earl Granville to ...
... against slavery, where is my protection ? Mr. Miles, of North Carolina (Democrat) : Can you go to England and incite the labouring classes there to assassinate the Queer.? Mr. Lovejoy : — I don't desire to do that. I claira the right to discuss slavery everywhere ...