... SLAVERY ALGIERS. (From larattti's Aerrattrt .) sooner i« any one declared a slaw, than instantly stripped his clothes, and covered witli a species sackcloth ; is generally left without shoes or stockings, and often obliged work hare-headed, in the scorching ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY. The following is an extract translated from an admirable of Voltaire, entitled Candide, or The Optimist. It breathes strongly the spirit of universal philanthropy, that marked the writings of that humane and celebrated author. Though the ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. It will be seen by our abstract of the proceedings in Parliament, that the first only of Mr. se- ries of resolutions was disposed of up to Tuesday night. It is in these words That it is the opinion of this cominittee that im- mediate ...

... AFRICAN SLAVERY. One subject of which the orthodox Radical fights shy is that of slavery in South Africa, whether black or yellow. When Unionists obtrude the topic, they are told that the controversy is dead, that all interest in it has subsided, and ...

... OF THE SLAVERY OF THE NEGROES. Were I to vindicate our right to make flaves the negroes, thefe fhould be my arguments. The Europeans, having extirpated tiie Americans, were obliged to make flaves of the Af for clearing fuch valt tratts of land. Sugar-would ...

... ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. have reason think that some of the leading m«'uibcrx of the Wist India interest, and probably a treat number of the Lord>' committee, are now of opinion that will for the interest the West India proprietors Like immediate and effectual ...

... SLAVERY ON THE MISSISSIPPI. The Governor is a very good type of the race which is giving way litde before the encroachments of the Anglo-Saxons, and he possesses all the ease, candid manner, and suavity of the old French gentleman—of that school which ...

... THE NEW SLAVERY. Proceeding, Mr. Yerburgh mid the country had to face two dangers. The first danger was an absolute Prime Minister with a gagged House of Commons and a gagged House of Lord*. The second danger was that of Socialism. If Socialism had its ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION Tne daily conv erts that are making to the abolition of the the apprenticeship clause, and to f fully and uncon- ditionall policy as well as justice o stain of ne slavery within the British dominions on egrading the first of A ugust ...

... WrIALLILD SLAVERY upon th• employer. Tbs definition d elewery, se be understood it, wasb ompi • do work without payment. and that woukt be punished thee work wed, not within • midair' time. tiler, boar.) 'flat wee the poWtan in which the hworanoe Ace ...

... NEGRO SLAVERY THE CHRONICLE. Friday, March 23, 1838. Tue events of the past few weeks have been and encouraging to the friends nant thi We are delighted to observe that Lord Brougham has thrown the whole weight of his influence and eloquence into the ...

... COST OF SLAVERY. Cost or the West Indies A very able writer, in a late Liverpool paper, has entered on an elaborate and minute calculation of the cost of the West Indies to this country, under die head of Civil and Military Expenditure. This calculation ...