... CUBA AND SLAVERY Mr. T. HUGHES called attention to the incidents of the civil war in Cuba in connection with the question of slavery, .umeduuldnuwtuwnmm Her Majesty would urze on the Spanish ment falfilment of those treaty ohligations in respect to the ...

... HORRORS OF SLAVERY. Referring to the slave trade, the lecturer said it was a fact that from the whole of the east coast of Africa, taking in the northern as well as the southern portion, as many as 70,000 human beings were sold into slavery every year ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. While travelling not long ago in one of the southwestern counties in Virginia the following thrilling incident took place :—Starting in the stagecoach, soon after breakfast, the morning being a delightful one in the latter part of ...

... same time to continue and perpetuate the institution of slavery, that the Northen States ought at once to have proclaimed not only their abhorrence, but the abolition and destruction of slavery. Distance, and my want of knowledge of America, made me fall ...

... specially useful and apprecia the bedroam, rendering the h water as soft as rain water. By there is no more worry, noe more slavery attached to the cle of greasy knives, forks, dishes, plates, whitening the k table and shelves, and the hundred and one things ...

... specially useful and appreciz the bedroom, rendering the h water as soft as rain water. By there is no more worry, no more slavery attached to the cle: o! greasy knives, forks, dishes, plates, whitening the k table and shelves, and the hundred and one things ...

... and perpetuation of slavery being the great object for which the Union was to be dissolved. I defy any man read those secession ordinances with an unprejudiced judgment without arriving at the conviction that slavery, and slavery alone was the cause of ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY DECLARED CONSTITUTIONALLY ABOLISHED. We now lay before our readers the final document, signed by W. H. Seward, Secretary of State, declaring slavery to be constitutionally abolished throughout the thirty-six United States of America. ...

... defence of slavery has encountered great difficulties, because its iipologists stopped half way. They confined the defence of slavery to negro slavery alone, abandoning the principle slavery, and admitting that every other form of slavery ...

... Protestant pastors, to ministers in Great Britain on American slavery, and the revolting spectacle of a confederacy forming itself with a professed design of maintaining and propagating slavery. Among those present were the Rev. Dr. M'Michael, professor ...

... THE REV. J. S. WITHINGTON ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. On the 25th ultimo, the Rev. J. S. Withington, of Rawtenstall, delivered a lecture on Uncle Tom Cabin, in the Holly Mount School, Rawtenstall. J. 0. Whitehead, Esq., occupied the chajr. The Lectubek said ...

... with British strength, made it impossible to put an end to slavery, or to establish a republic free from slavery. meet England, it was necessary to be united, and it was necessary to tolerate slavery. And from that hour to this— at least to a period within ...