The Kenilworth Advertiser. — 1876-07-15 (Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England)

SLAVERY. from Koprishtitcha, dated the Oth of .lure (0.8.): Alai-Slavery Society the undersigned respectfully The special correspondent of the Times writing 'There is hardly a man left in the village. ThmewhO submit—That they have read the recommendations of from Pens on June 30th, refers to the aseesination of were not killed have been Sent as prisoners to Philip-. the Royal Commission on Fugitive Slaves with feel. the consuls at Salonica, and remarks —The eleven pOpolis under the pretext that they are committeje s lugs of pain and regret. TIAL it is shown to the wretches who suffered captal punisbnent at Salonica. (members of the revolutionary committee). The evidence taken before the commission that these rewere common malefactors, and scaroag worth the rope soldiers are quartered upon the inhabitants. and they commendations are not the less at variance with those with which they were hanged, and A the real insti- do with them what thee like. Everything valtieb'e traditions of freedom which have so long guided gators of the murders not one los been brought to has been stolen, end the poor people are thin of the officers of her Majesty's navy than they trial, the Government not darttg to rouse the fury hunger. Otte mother killed her children on this se- are repugnant to the ancient and most cherished which would be kindled amolg the Mahoutedans count, and then hersdf. Three cruelties are coin- instincts of the British people. That it is slim shown should it be known that only one drop of precious muted by the regular troops ea well as by the Bashi- in the report that Germany, Italy, and the United Mussulman blood bad been adlt to atone for the blood Bezouks: - States confer absolute Immunity ott slaves escaping to of the two Christian victims In Bulgaria, on the con. ' "An official teport before ice says, in eummion up their national ships. On the other hand, it is held by trary, the wholesale exectelon of men supposed to have the state of the dive rict of Philippopolte:—' In this the commission that ' the desire of the slave to escape been imviicated in the roortive insurrection is times- fertile saudjek the most complete anarchy is reigning. front emery ' constitutes po putlicient ground for rant. leave of these eretchee were hanged at Tatar The law is nowhere respected, authority is not in any affording him protection. The undersigned most Bazardik on the 200. Two of them were priests. Wire respected. Where will it all end? God only e irnestly implore her Majesty's Government that they With respect to Mu horrors of which that once knows. With tears in Inv eyes, in the Mine of huittenitY. a ill not rem/if:se, touch less enforce, the policy thus flourishing provincohas been and is still the theatre, I and in that even of the interest of the State, I re- i• dicated, which w.tuld inflict a stain on the Christian beg to subjoin stetter, written by a man on whose quest to take pity on us and our fellow subjects, character of England, and degrade her in the eyes of thorough informition, on whose iinparfiality, and even and let the Government know all the gravity of our kurope.—On behalf of the committee (signed, Toseen loyal attachmen6 to the Ottoman Government I have misfortune, nnd all the atrocities which have been Cooree and EDMUND STIIIGE, hon. secs; A tipiN ]3o a. every reason tore'''. I think it Is of the highest iin - committed, en that the neighbourhood may be saved . OTT, secretary." The receipt of the address hnit been portant* that the facts should be strictly inquired front total ruin." acknowledged. into and made manifest throughout an civilised Thee .1-respondent concludes his nicarnful chronic'e ...____ll..---countries:— oi inhumanity by stating:—" Turkey has been telling