... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that average American opinion believes in the'divine right of slavery. Slavery, it seems,'is now adopted as a creed by the mass of Americans. There is no doubt about the fact, for a pro-slavery meeting has been held at New York. It is, to be sure, a very ...

... some points of view, this aristocracy of 1 colour is even more revolting than slavery itself. It has none of the excuses, none of the temptations which may be pleaded for slavery. I No section of American society can imaigine that it has au overpowering ...

... own selfish interests. The argument that slavery is a necessary evil, is in their mouths a pretence, and merely covers the real savagery of their motives. The American willingness, then, to accept and adopt slavery with all its necessary horrors as a source ...

... The Southerners have, for some years past, acted upon the principle of exclusive dealing with regard to the question of slavery. They are large and profitable customers in such cities as 'New York, Boston, and Philadelphia; and they have made it a point ...

... South. THE SLAVERY QUESTION THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURES. It appears that ~ the question of slavery has recently been made the subject of legislation, somewhat prematurely, in two of our Territorial Legislatures. A law prohibiting slavery in the . Territory ...

... likely to be cast into slavery, by special decrees of the State Legislatures. One of the most northern of the Slave States at present 5 Maryland, which is contiguous to Pennsylvania , —the latter a Free State, but one where slavery principles have lately ...

... for anti-slavery men, Rev. John G. Fee, as delegate of the American Missionary Union, having 'organised several churhes on strict anti-slavery principle. Both Mr. Fee and lil associates have constantly disavowed ?? desire to Interfere with slavery, or to ...

... felt by the people of Israel, we offer to your compassionate regard the opprobrious and cnuel picture of our present slavery-a slavery no longer to be borne. We shall not call to recollection the frightful massacres and atrocious deaths to which, by thousamds ...

... the present session.' SLAVERY QUESTION AND INTERCEPTION OF LETTERS AND PAPERS.—Newspapers from this country to the United States being, we understand, under Post-office surveillance in that country, in consequence of the slavery excitement existing there ...

... 4 of the services rendered in facilitating the Paeaen of British troops through that country. SLAVERY. The Times condemns the Maryland e respecting slavery. It is nzot to be soPGd° will be acted upon even at this cri~sis °fez thu11t and frenzy, but its ...