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... THE ANTI-SLAVERY JUBILEE. (The following Article was in type for our last issue, but was crowded out). ON Friday last, August 1st, the Anti-slavery Jubilee was celebrated at a meeting in the Guild Hall, London Exactly 50 years have passed away since England ...
... LORD SALISBURY AND SLAVERY. A London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian learns that Lord Salisbury has made up his mind to grapple seriously with the oft- deferred question of the total abolition of slavery in the dominions of the Sultan of Zanzibar ...
... return them to the mint. SLAVERY in our Zanzibar Protectorate is the subject of a very full report from Mr. A. Hard- inge, the British agent. That it is not in favour of the immediate abolition of the legal states of slavery either by the introduction ...
... Rodes, in the Revue Blanche, against the admin- istration of the French Soudan. This is nothing less than an encouragement of slavery in order to fill the ranks of the native auxiliaries. The writer declares that he has himself seen French officers encourage ...
... and of the pcople H tastes. 1 can only say that, the question of il with the Chinese is likely to prove -ions one. Negro slavery almost rent i. Chinese emigration will assuredly the Union to its utmost. Ponned y question of North and South, soon it question ...
... Loubet after being warned by the president of the court. On receipt of representations from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, Lord Salisbury bas directed retrials in the cases of certain slaves at Pemba, who had applied for their liberty and ...
... philanthropy, speaks well for the advancement of the object we all have in view. May the Anti-Slavery Society carry on its good work in every corner of the world till slavery shall be an after-thought of the past-and till freedom shall reign supreme, ...
... Govern- ment to obtain the support of the Dutch farmers, and they admit, that it is an illegal ach of intro- ducing barefaced slavery into the Cape Colony is far worse than any Jameson Raid, and more de- grading. ...
... dollars. The bride.seeker often cannot pay the price, he then becomes a debtor of the kinsfolk, and hence arises a kind of slavery, under the name of tatung-gon. Man and wife live in the house of the father-in-law, and the man must work for the profit of ...
... hearty reception then addressed the meet ng Taking for her subject Slaves in America and elsewhere, she traced the origin of slavery in America from the introduction of 19 slaves taken out of Africa by a Dutch Ship and landed in Virginia. During the 250 years ...