... AMERICAN SLAVERY Frederick Douglass, whose name has long been familiarly known on both sides of the Atlantic as the uncompromising and active opponent of slavery, has just been amongst us ; and we augur much good from his visit. Those who were privileged ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY A PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants of Dundee will be held on Evening, in Free Andrew’s Church, for the purpose of expressing public sympathy with the Rev. Dr Cheeyer, of New York, in his present trying circumstances, occasioned his bold ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the Coloured Orator, will deliver LECTURE, under the auspices of the Ladies’ Society, on the present aspect of American slavery, in the Corn Exchange Hall, on the Evening of Monday first, 13th current. Doors open ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. DOUGLAS, Esq., will deliver a LE(.. RE on the Present Aspect of the Anti- SlaverT Straggle in America, THIS (Flimsy) EVENING, in the CHATICL, Baltic Street. The Chan will be taken at Seven o'ckek. rickets, 6d and 3d, to be had of ...

... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETING. FREDERICK DOUGLAS, Esq., will deliver a LECTLTBE on the Present Aspect of the Anti- Slavery Strufgle in America, on FRIDAY next, the of February, m the CHAPEL, Baltic Street The (.'hair will he taken at tieveu o'clock. IScketa fd ...

... AN'n-SLAVERY MEETING. .FREDERICK DOUGLAS will deliver LEC- TT on the PRESENT ASPECTS of the ANTI SLAVERY STRUGGLE in AMERICA, on Friday evening next, the 10th February, in the Independent Chapel. Baltic Street. The chair will taken at seven o’clock. Tickets ...

... that State after September 1860 shall be sold into slavery ; and that all such negroes as shall enter the State after September 1561, and remain there twenty-four hours, shall also be sold into slavery for ever. Mississippi, the chief of the repudiators ...

... came into effect on the Ist day of January 1360. Every free negro found there after that date will be liable to be sold into slavery, 4 the crime of freedom being unpardonable. ANSAS 15 one of those repudiating States that have brought so much disgrace on ...

... would have been fit—the atrocities Kansas. He stigmatised the gains of slavery as blood-money. He denounced all conces- sions to the slave-power, and all passive connivance at slavery, as criminal. He agitated abolition. Is it then, some one will ask, so ...

... ]rR GHTUBIE AND AMERICAN SLAVERY. It appears that the manly protest made Dr Guthrie against American slavery, at late meeting in Edinburgh, has provoked the ire of the Philadelphia (U.S.) Presbyterian, the editor of which gave full vent to his dislike ...

... MANCH VIEWS OF THE SLAVERY QUESTION. Our Manchester correspondent, whose ability is manifest in all that proceeds from his pen, takes, in his communication printed in our columns of to-day, an almost pro-slavery view of the Slave Question. Living in ...

... ELECTION OF AN ANTI-SLAVERY PRESIDENT. Mr has been elected President of the United States. Mr is the friend of Britain, and the foe of slavery. Mr the defeated candidate, is the reviler of the Eng- institution.” lish nation, and the champion of “the peculiar ...