... SLAVERY. Among anomalies, American slavery is the most strange. We have no sort of doubt that Mrs. Stowe has inflicted a blow upon it which will ultimately operate most effectually, but in the meantime, Uncle Tom's Cabin will not yield harvest in a day ...

... SLAVERY AND ANTI-SLAVERY. l- s , e .1 - t e _ . en, TnE meeting of the Leeds Young Men's Anti- ily a] Lee 'Slavery Society took place on Tuesday evenin~g. Of only uncourse it derived a ulore than usual interest from the slave 'as present circumstances ...

... Slavery. (From the Eastern Counties Fierald.) Without subscribing to the entire doctrines of those who are known as the advocates of the rights of women, one may well feel a national pride in reading the report of a meeting of ladies held on Friday ...

... SLAVERY. One ofthe most important meetings ever held'in London was convened on Monday last, on the subject of West-Tndian slavery. The Earl of was in the chair; and the most decided hostility was evinced to the ministerial plan,—which, the planters affirm ...

... NO SLAVERY! They are working gold mines Victoria considerably over 3,000 ft. in depth, where the ore is no richer than, if rich as, that of the Transvaal, yet, one Chinaman were employed in such mine, the Victorian Government would cancel the lease ...

... IS THIS SLAVERY ? The Chinese go to the mines of their own free will. They are well-fed end comfortably housed when they get there. 'I heir hours of work arc moderate. pay sufficient to enable them to save good deal of it to take back to China when their ...

... was not the question before the House. It was not question u hether slavery should continue, for was ready assert this proposition that, from the moment this measure had passed, slavery, in its essence essential features, was ut once aud for ever annihilated ...

... subject of slavery. are not going to uphold either savagedom or slavery, which, indeed, are, to a great extent, alike, but we cannot be blind to the fact thatthey are, not the normal and original, at least the general state of nations. As slavery its widest ...

... to return to slavery. It is quite true that we cannot have cheap sugar without taking the slare grown, we must therefore pay a little more for sugar or be content to use, as we are now doing, sugar raised by slavery and the most refined cruelty. It is ...

... SLAVERY. The following petition has been presented to the House Commons, by the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers :— To the Commons qf the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; in Parliament assembled. We, the undersigned, acting the ...

... SLAVERY. On Monday evening the first resolution proposed by Mr. Stanley, on the subject of West India slavery, was passed unanimously by the House of Commons. That house has, therefore, pledged itself to the phincifle of abolition; but the much more difficul ...

... SLAVERY. The Ministers—the Reform Ministers, who benignantly wink at the violation of the slender protection to the little factory slaves, have quite consistently refused to take any step for preventing the continuation of slavery the West Indian colonies ...