... THE SLAVERY QUESTION, New York, Man 16 (crcntn^).—General Hunter’s proclamation, freeing the slaves in Florida, Georgia, and South Caro’ina causes much discussion. The opinion generally that the order was issued without Lincoln’s authority. It supposed ...

... SECESSION AND SLAVERY It ia now sufficiently apparent that the ready offer of the Northern States to supply three times the nnmber of men which President Lincoln demanded, was not made in the spirit of boastful bravado, but of determined resolution. Within ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY. MR. JOHN BROWN, Man of Colour, and an Escaped Slave, will deliver a LECTURE on the Horrors of AMERICAN SLAVERY, and give a Detail of his Wonderful Escape, in the Rev. Mr. Dickie's Chubch, on TUESDAY first, 10lh curt., at Eight o'clock Evening ...

... CONSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS SLAVERY, It has been matter of painful regret to see states, conspicuous for their services in founding this Republic, and equally sharing its advantages* disregard their const it uties.al obligations to it. Although conscious ...

... THE president’s message on slavery. The House of Representatives passed the resolution concerning pecuniary compensation to the States abolishing slavery, in accordance with President Lincoln’s suggestions, by vote of 88 against 31. ‘it is reported that ...

... ABOLITION SLAVERY COLCSfBI.%. The Nova Scotian has arrived, with dates to the 4th April. In the Senate, bill fur the abolition of slavery the district of Columbia has been passed, by a Tote of twenty to fourteen. All the border State members voted against ...

... DEFENDER OF SLAVERY. Scarcely ever, not even perhaps during the heat of the agitation against the slave trade, or the more recent movement which ended in the emau ...

... Popular Lecture. THE Rev. J. BROWN, D.D., of Dalkeith, will Deliver a LECTURE on the SLAVERY OF INTEMPERANCE. with Illustration* from Uncle Tom t Cabin. In the Strrrt Chaprl (Rev. J. C. Brown'#), on Tt'RaoAv first, October 4, at Eight o'clock Evening ...

... up James River, and silenced the Confederate batteries Day’s Point. ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES. The House of Rcpresentivcs passed the bill abolishing slavery in all present and future territories of the United States by a vote, on a division ...

... CODE IN THEORY AND PRACTICE. By the Rer. W. OOODBLL. Pott 3t0., bound Cloth, price 3t. 6d, Thlt it text-book of American slavery and, a Tolnme reference, »u mm arises and expounds all the deUUt the system. Manuel pereira or, the sovereign RULE OP SOUTH ...

... Simply this—ls Slavery to not only perpetuated but extended in the United States, or it not At this day it is no longer— Shall Slavery be abolished immediately ? nor How best may Slavery be gradually abolished ! nor even —How shall Slavery be confined to ...

... OF SLAVERY. The following correspondence has just been published : Boston, Not. 2, 1860. **Mt Lord,—A number of young men unconnected at this time with any organization, but earnestly desirous of deToting themselves the work of eradicating slavery in ...