... : AMERICAN SLAVERY., * 8 1 .1 .7 i . I . . I I 1 Last 'ight, a -lecture onu. American slavery - ;was delivered, i Brightoni Street Chapel, by 3 Miss Sihrah p RAinntd, '1 y af colr, from ;Americla',`under the 'auspices of the Kdinburgh Ladies' Emancipation: ...

... after:all, slavery was not such a. bad thing. She regretted, as one result of th:s that the Times had almost become allied with slavery, and that recent articles in that journal advocated as strongly pro-slavery opinions as any of the pro-slavery journals ...

... presented by you and Dr Guthrie in demonstration of the iniquity of slavery. Almost at the very time when you were holdinQ that grand meeting in Edinburgh, a mob of union-safers-that is, pro-slavery apo- logists-were burning me in effigy in the square near my ...

... says:-' We all dread poli- tical slavery, or subjection to the arbitrary power of a king, or of any man or men not deriving their authority from the people. Yet such a state is inconceivably preferable to the slavery ot the negroes. Suppose that in the ...

... 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 ...

... TRe'v; 'Dr Cheever,. in compliance with the wishels of many friends in this city, delivered a lecture on the subject of ' Slavery as it at present exists in'Ame- rica, in its Legal, Social, and Religious 'As- pects, in Queen Street 'Hall. Mr a Adam Black ...

... 'objeaend t'tb eh instanit abblition' of slavery. No'v tbe :whole';quesrion Wts, :Is fIa'ver3ga. la.:nor not l ;,-,There wass a greas dal of pioos rhetoic andl sentimentaism~L spent on; this them~e. Slavery vras, ca led sinful, because E evils grewv ...

... THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER ON THE SLAVERY QUESTION. i The New York correspondent of the Tines ad writes, under date 6th Jane:- H Mr Sumner, of Massachusetts, who was so brutally struck down in the Seuate four years f ago by Mr Brooks, of South Carolina, ...

... strong pro tes, 2ga~stslaer,- ?? i-; ,slavery hr particu -'rprohibiting its, ninisters - .~ ,fr mnrecelving' intd blhiir..oitf iD this coun-- ftry. ,those, wh were, known to have I had co- ?n>ection w~ith slavery in- .the. -lnited .States. His hbhands ...

... MR GEORGE THOMPSON'S SECOND LECTURE. Last night Mr George Thompson delivered a second lecture ?? Slavery-MrDancan M'Laren in the dhair. The Chairman, in the course of some remarks, expressed his satisfac. tion that. Mr Thompson was not to deal with abstruse ...

... sula'ed that institution, and left to'. our slave- h holders no foreign ally, for' Brazilian slavery -and.Cuban slavery are very different things from slavery in the United States. ' 10 The preparations forthe Prince in New York d and' ost.on promise ...

... year 1808; but this, if it be held tot 7e have reference to African slavery-which it t n does not mention-mast also be held to be r a an anti-slavery provision. The abettors of p slavery in those days could not have had -t r- their purpose better served ...