... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... place To-night Queen Street begin at EIGHT o’clock, not at Sp«w» as advertised. WM. STEPHENSON. Secy, the E4i». Y. M. Anti-Slavery Society. SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY. The annual me e ting of this SOCIETY will held in the QUEEN STREET HAL?., on Thersdat ...

... A , tortts'joy fact. ?? THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE AND, SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOE OF TIECALEDONMAN NEICURlt-. Slli,-In a political point of view, I do siot care who is the President of the United States, nor what said President does say. I take 'io interest ...

... riace. Edinburgh, 28th January 1860. ANTI-SLA VERY MEETING. DOUGLASS, the well-known * and eloquent.'Advnoßte 9l the Anti-Slavery Can??, is Engaged to deliver LKCTUKE oa the Subject of Americas Slatioit. QUCEK SI'KEET n ALL. on the Evening Of Momdat, the ...

... , and disenssed the slavey question from an anti-slavery point of view. The steamer Chesapeake, from New York to Portland, weot ashore on the 9th inst. at Tarpaulin Cove; damage tight. An anti-slavery convention was in progress Buffalo on the 10th. A ...

... in the anti-slavery cause during the fourteen years be had been absent from Edinburgh; and after expressing a hope that the people of this country would remain vigilant, and assist all means in their power the farthering of the anti-slavery movement, be ...

... DUNCAN Esq., the Chair. A Collection will taken at the Door Aid of the .Anti-Slavery Cause, which it is hoped will be liberal- Kdiubnrgh, 20th January 1860. I REVIVAL MOVEMENT. —The Kcv. k> ROBt. ANDERSON, of Olasgow. will freach TO-MORROW in Brighton ...

... found to produce good work in fe v days. American Slavery. —We have to remiod oar readers that Mr Frederick Doqglnis, whose gifts and character are of themselves striking and conclusive argument against slavery, is to lecture to-night io Queen Street Hall ...