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... is known-to be a slave State.' The declaration of a senator from Virginia is alluded to in support of the argument that slavery does not exist by lawin theslavezholding States. I'am really sorry to hear this argument. The distinguished senator was ...
... wife of hiI bosom, the children she might have borne to him, his father, if he had one; and be would have to lead a life of slavery, degradation, and misery, in a foreign land, where he would bave no one to solace him, and where he would he severely puuished: ...
... capture. An animated debate took place in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday on the subject of the abolition of colonial slavery. Petitions in favour of its immediate and unconditional abolition without compensation to the slave-proprietors, bearing 11 ...
... thousands evade this slavery tax. The truth of what I state is rendered no less to be relied ulion because I sign anonymously. I have an income from. my exertions of some L300 a year, and have never paid a farthing income or slavery tax in my life. I have ...
... Gibraltar in 1818, And imported to Barbadoes, and from thence to Adtitila in 1820, and there illegally detain ed in a state of slavery, c litrary to tbe provisions of the Slave (Cneohihalion Act. It was alsa stated in anether Court, that John Smith and Raclel ...
... abolition of slavery ci from the Dey of Algiers, heretofore receiving sums of to money firomn the Ironmonger's Companiy for the redemp- its tion of British slaves, bequeathed to them in trust, by ha will of a former member having bwen himselfin slavery.' d We ...
... Slave Case.—A curious slave case occurred,' lately in New York. Information was received at the office of the National Anti-Slavery Standard, on the 19th of October that a brig, called the Mobile, from Savannah, and commanded by Capt. Buckley, had on board ...
... Ohio, which cojitaithed an argument in favour of slavery. He besides sass, with tp ?? that it appeared in the columcns of the Piloi. He denounced that letter. It came from Ohio, where there was no slavery; and three persons who called themselves Irishmen ...
... retired, and on their return gave a ver- SLAVEry AnlomsstEir iX TnNressn. - Following the example of Missouri, a Union State convention in Ten- nessee has unanimously decreed the immediate abolition of slavery throughout the State, and its prohicition ...
... Ganges and its tributaries, slavery has disappeared immemorially; but among the scanty population of the mountains, and in the Peninsula, it is still abundant. In China, where a free man's labour may be had for 3d. a day, slavery is imperceptible. In Java ...
... no doubt that tnl- * L-. wa3 happy in a state of slavery-freedom as unudce:'joS by the negro wag worse than slavery in any frrll, and the Yankeo would find it so. The Yankees me.. n, !,ta S3utliorn slavery should perish, and they had sui:ceed-d. They were ...
... of the marriage, with costs against the co-respondent. THE ABYSSiNIAN-EGITTIAN WAM AND SLAVERY.- On Friday Lord Derby received a deputation from the Anti-Slavery society, which urged the Govern- ment to intervene for the purpose of putting an end to ...