... 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 ...

... LITTLE PINK, STORY OF SLAVERY. The following beautiful incident we have compiled from private letter (received by Mr. W. Kaye, News-rooms, Brown-street Manchester), written a gentleman who was eyewitness of the scene described: A few weeks ago, after ...

... j with the question of slavery I have said that I always; Judge Douglas has heard me say it—if not quite 1 hundred times, at least as good a hundred times; a ®~, on ia said that lam in favour of interfering j J* I'®1'® slavery where it exists, I know ...

... eldest still remain slavery. Their master will keep them until March next but if not purchased then they will be sold. To get money to purchase these, and pay their debts is the object of their visit to England. They appeal the anti-slavery party here, and ...

... was held in the school-room under St. Matthias’s Church, Great Howard- street, for the purpose of irabili:y forming an Anti-slavery Society for Liverpool. the Rev. P. Hains presided ; and there were also present the Revs. W. H. Channing and S. A. Steinthal ...

... Grose, are present visit to this country from the United States America. They are recom-, mended some of the leading anti-slavery men of the United States, whose certificates the undersigned have read, and to the authenticity which they are able to: bear ...

... still in slavery How is it that the leading anti-slavery men of the United States could not manage to extract, thas* paltry 5,000 dollars out of the- pockets of the wealthy the free States? Did we, ; whom you accuse of the abettors American slavery, allow ...

... Imperial Logislature ef Great ultimately came te this coaciusien, and we are dene with slavery: “When the Congress of the United States recognises this honest principle slavery will ceasodn America, bat not till then. Tre-ease is mere urgent in the United States ...

... the South than the ; and not a single one for ana Lane, the pro-slavery candidate?. On the other ride, in the fifteen slave States Lincoln did Hot receive a single vote, while the pro-slavery candidates got 61, Douglas and Lane £>, and the Unionists The ...

... labouri under tem; insanity. THE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.—A numerously attended public meeting was held last evening at Ho; hall, Hope-street, in commemoration of the 26th anni- versary of the abolition of negro slavery in the British West India Islands. Amongst ...

... of labour. The strong, disliking’ toil, seized upon the weak and compelled them to work.’ ‘That was the origin of slavery ; but slavery enlarged itself into a system when the victorious army found that cap- tives were In. things great there is a soul ...

... Canada for the last twelve years was. not an anti in the acceptation of the words, yet they one of the weapons against slavery by slavery, and they ia their to show that the fugitive Canada and Britain was honoured of for the slaves, eociety a large tract ...