... LADIES' ANTI-SLAVERI SOCIETY. (From the North British Mail.) Yesterday afternoon (Friday), a meeting of the Edin- burgh Ladies' Auti- Slavery Society was held in Queen- street Hall, Edinburgh. There was a very respectable attendance, composed cliiefiy ...

... trouble. If, on the or- D, ganisation of the house, propepatioa weren to be introduced to abulish slavery in the district of Columbia, or prohibit t slavery in theterritories, he trusted in God that 'his eyes had se already rested on the list opo~eer of ...

... Cawlins, endorses the Mississippi resolutions in relation to slavery. His doctrine is, that Congress has no right to abolish slavery in the district ot Columbia, and no right to prohibit slavery, or to dictate on the subject in the new territories. (Jovernor ...

... the extension of slavery. In conclusion, • the union, and did not think it would be dissolved. .14 lauded. % I'rn Colcoek, Walling, Hilliard, and Stephens, of concur:. d in the views expressed by Mr. Toombs. proviso and abolish slavery is the district ...

... common respect for a supreme authority. The difficulty, however, between the northern and southern States, in relation to slavery, deepens daily. Some idea may ha formed of the feeling in South Carolina from the fact, that the Legislature of that State ...

... almost said in despair, but the Christian may not despair. Who shall say how much of this state of things may be traced to the slavery of our needlewomen ? I do not at all wish to advocate the doctrine that riskers of capital and exertions, whereby they feed ...

... Pen- Wagon the evils of slavery; gave his own 01 the of the system: reecimmendell that no seemosersial Intercourse be held with that to cease such connexion would take the of slavery away; and conallied by eandensiog slavery as a monster, having tem ...

... the Edinburgh Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society was held in Queen. street Halt, Edinburgh. There was a very respectable attendance, composed chiefly of ladies. On the platform were a number of gentlemen interested in the anti-slavery movement. _ _ Mr. John Wigham ...

... Female Refuge for Female Servants; 100/. to the Female Penitentiary: to the Vegetarian Society; 100/. for tracts for the Anti-slavery Society; 100/. for tracts on Temperance; 100/. for tracts on Cruelty to Animals; 2001. to the Peace S o ciety; 2001. to the ...

... Mr. Pennington, a coloured gentleman, who has just concluded a series of lectures in this city on the subject of American slavery. Dr. Pennington was born a slave in the state of Maryland, but some time ago effected his escape under circumstances of extreme ...

... itself has denounced as piracy and felony ; of a people who import annually 70,000 Slaves cherishing at heart a holy horror of slavery. But it it is worse than ludicrous that we should be urged to abandon a great national undertaking, out of respect to the ...

... Message. That document however, is not needed to indicate the topics reserved for discussion in the present Congress. The Slavery question has thrust itself into such ominous distinctness as completely to paralyse the action of the political parties, which ...