{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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BRITrsH PHILANTHRoPY.-Much has been said of
the philanthropc of the British towards slaves
but their benevolent feelings have been more aroused
in favor of our slave population than of any other.
This kind feeling does not emanate from any real
fellow feeling they possess towards the colored race,
but il springs from desire overthrow this nstitu-
ton in country But the British system of Afri-
apprenticeship is the most barbarous and oPpres-
sive code of slavery hitherto known to history The
negroes brought from Africa apprenticed, that is,
sold for fifteen years, to pay their passage IN Brazil,
Guiana, and Demarara, and generally are worked to
death before the expiration Of their term. The day
of redemption arrives to the African appren-
ticed under the British laws. His life ceases when
his master has no interest to keep him alive.