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... SLAVERY. FREDERICK DOUGLASS AMERICAN Last night, in Queen Street Hall, Mr Frederick delivered lecture in connection with the Ladiea' and Young Men’s Anti-Slavery Society, on Arocricsn Slavery. The hall was crowded every part. Mr Duncan M*La r en occupied ...
... _ANTI-SLAVERY _MEETING P KEDERICK DOUGLASS , the _well-known _eminent Advocate of tlie _Anti-Slaver _]; _Cause , is I _. _- _nianiwlSiI'elivera _LEUTUHE on the _SUBJECT of _AMERICAN _SLAVERY in QUEEX ST ! _ _--ETHALL , on the Kv _^ _w of Mo _^ AYtI ...
... FREDERICK DOUGLASS 0N AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, in Queen Street Hall, Mr Frederick Douglass delivered a lecture in connection with the Ladies' and Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society, on American Slavery. The hall was crowded in every part. Mr Duncan ...
... DR AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. Just published, price 2d, Report of public meeting held in QUEEN STREET HALL, EmwuCROM, on TitiißSPAr. December 2«, 1669, with reference to Dr Cheever and American Slavery. Edinburgh: Elliot. 16 Princes Street. Glasgow: David ...
... D R OHEEVER OF NEW _YORK ASO _AMERICAN SLAVERY . A LETTER OF SYMPATHY to DR CHEEVER will lie tar _SIGNATURE _until _TUESDAY , 10 th inst _., forenoon , at the andemientioned _place _!' . It is respectfully _requested _that _parties _approving _of Dr CIIEEVF ...
... MR GEO _' EGE _GliS- ' I _^ LA _^ ON _: _SLAVERY _'AycT _••;•• _•' _; _1 _,, _: _- _• _SLAVE-HOLDI _^^ _G _,. _MI _^ ...
... D K UHEEVER OF NEW YORK _AND _AMERICAN- _SLAVERY . A LETTr . Il OF . _SYMPATHY to DR _CHEEV'ER _. _wiUlie IT SK _. NATCRE until Tl _K-nAi-, _lOthinrt _., _forenoon-at the _nwiermenti _** _ned place _** . It _ia re _^ peetfiuly _rennei'ted tliat _Itanie-i ...
... Bow. Ayr«. uI inpotato' A SLAVERY lIEETINO IN AMERICA. bi• rw redation. ware mar to rade. slimmest san tows' to .1 air slur bob parties the of %Mt of V omril at .4 speak. Sir Brook% rid ;- sod es b. public u. mil r rail! to moo piss • Wie. bl hos ...
... _thehostility _-to _/ slavery _' _' among a portion of the ' citizens as being apparently an incurable disease , • in _another , ' _, _. lie _expresses confidence that tlie agitatiori 6 _n-the subjcct _' of domestic slavery , like . everythmg human ...
... view of the politicians _of the _Ji'ree States , banked together _for the _purpose of an assaldt upon the _institution of slavery in the south , tliere are at _this moment emissaries throughout the south carrying out the programme _laid down in that infamous ...
... The Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o’clock. AFRICAN SLAVERY AND AMERICAN COTTON. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that he should shortly bring the question of slavery before the House wi;h reference to cei tain recent events, and move for ...
... represents powerful party in States, and more—a principle; which principle would dissolve the Union; and the Union dissolved, slavery eeases to exist. This the President admits—“ I firmly believe that the events Harper’s Ferry, by causing the people to pause ...