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... LECTURE ON SLAVERY, A lecture was delivered last night in Ho hall, by above Mr. Frederick Douglass, of Rochester, U.8., on the ject, The Rev. H. S. Brown occupied the chair, and in a short address introduced the lecturer and his subject to the meeting ...
... that state after September, 1860, shall be sold into slavery ; and that all such negrces as shall enter the state after September, 1861, and remain there twenty-four hours, shall also be into slavery for ever. Mississippi, the chief of the repudiators ...
... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...
... ont-and-out adVocates for the ,maintenance And extension of slavery. The strength of the Republican or Free Soil party lies chiefly in the Northern States, and they are opposed to the extension of slavery. The Republicans are not to be confounded with the A ...
... COTTON AND SLAVERY. WIGAN FEBRUARY 1880. Oub thanks are due and tendered to Lord Brougham for his speech on this subject, in the House of Lords, few evenings ago. The great cotton question—-or the great slavery questionis one of the moat vital to the ...
... AMERICAN SLAVERY ARRANGEMENTS have been entered into with Giomoß Thohpsov, the well-known end long-tried friend of the Sieve, to deliver two LECTURES, in Leigh, on the ebove subject, vie., the SOtfa Ineteut, in the lenmenUT Chapei., Newton Squere ; end ...
... AXERIOAN SLAVERY. lee of tho Anti. 14.wiely ho h 1.14..11110 alitoolliirlog hal I. 'llll INI 11. ma.. late NIX. for le• Towel II lintels. will deliver TWO LECTURES lla bLA VERY. on 4T and FRIDAY. 22nd awl '2lll March. INVANT ticattot. Hour. Ilitorch Walk ...
... silent; they must not speak nor allude in any,,way t97* the horrors of slavery The slave holders knew too well that anything Which reached. the ears of the. English- ysinst slavery from America, told dead against them4.' Every word spoken is1 England in ...
... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. At Hope Hall, last evening, Mr. Frederick Douglass, a fugitive slave, whose history has long been familiar to the public, delivered a lecture on American Slavery, and the Designs of the Slave-power in America. The attendance was ...
... li PRO-SLAVERY -FALLACIES. BY MiAOR-OENEBAL T. PERRONET THOMPSON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the insti- tution of slavery has in the English press, and in that part of it which boasts of its liberalism. All do not, it is true,' go the ...
... with slavery in ths unsettled Territories of the Unionu-more especially in those Terri. tories which' Southern slavery has invaded in defiance of the. great Constitutional conpact known as the Missouri compromise. They want to interfere with-slavery in ...
... thesel shall not have to speak to-night. The slavery have now to contemplate is involuntary slavery: the slavery that begins in brute force, and is continued by it. I have to speak to-night of personal slavery; of reducing men to the condition of things: ...