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... following article, which we extract from the South African Ad- VEitTiSEit, of the 13th October: The question of ' slavery or no slavery ' being now dismissed, the colonists are called upon to consider the best means of obviating danger, los, inconvenience ...
... SLAVERY. Toe sole cantrol of the right to work by the Socialist agitator would result 4n the creation of a state of slavery, every whit as bed as that which of old created by conquering despots. The isidividual working man would be literally 1 I unable ...
... SLAVERY. have received a file of the Jamaica Despatch to the of June, inclusive, from which we learn that on Ihe of May a slaver under Portuguese odours went ashore on the Pedro Shoal-, when two hundred and ninety nine human beings, shackled together ...
... presents. In thirty countries slavery continues. Seventy-two States have ratified the U•N• Convention on Slavery 119561. In a debate at Geneva on 9th October. 1967. Dr. Mohamed Await. United Nations Special Rapporteur on Slavery, said there are today two ...
... SLAVERY. LEWES, MARCH 19, 1838. rejoice to find that exertions made the friends of liberty, and particularly by Lord Broughan • against the inhuman slave trade, have not been withou, effect. Thousands have met in the metropolis, daring the lest week, ...
... SLAVERY. Mr. Powell Buxton moved on Thursday night, that a Select should appointed to consider and report as the measures that might be expedient ado} t for the extiiict.on of Slavery throughout* the Brit dominions, at the earliest period compatible with ...
... SLAVERY I ADDRESS TO THE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES. (From the Anti-Slavery Reporter.) The committee the British and Foreign Ami-Slavery Society have requested Mr. Stnrge to present to the Presi: dent of ibe United States an address, of which the following ...
... SLAVERY. LEWES, NOV. 4. 1839. It is gratifying to observe that the French Legislature appears to be fast approaching the to which actual interest it must at some time or other have been driven—namely, the emancipation of the Negro slaves. The colonists ...
... SLAVERY. On Friday last, on the third reading of the Sugar Duties bill being moved in the [louse of Commons the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Ewart drew the attention the House to the excessive price of sugar in this country, and moved that that article ...
... SLAVERY. That the apprenticeship system cannot be abolished too soon is evident by the following extract of a letter m Samuel Oughton, Baptist Missionary, dated Eucca, Jamaica, May Jo, 18SS, directed to Mr. Joseph Sturge. Such melancholy narratives justify ...
... word slavery.—(Loud cheers.) Was slavery then exist as a thing when they did not dare to pronounce its name -(Cheers.) Undoubtedly they met with the phrase of persons held to labour io those but dare anyone say, that under ihose words slavery was meant ...
... SLAVERY. In order that the merits of the government proposition ' for the suspension of the Jamaica Assembly may be thoroughly understood, we lay before our readers brief sketch the circumstances which have led it. VVI ten the act for tiie abolition of ...