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... 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 ...
... SLAVERY DOOMED. To-day, in all probability, Liberty will achieve a triumph in America which ought to gladden every heart in the country. We shall not know positively for a few days, but the papers received yesterday are sufficiently assuring. Even the ...
... ont-and-out adVocates for the ,maintenance And extension of slavery. The strength of the Republican or Free Soil party lies chiefly in the Northern States, and they are opposed to the extension of slavery. The Republicans are not to be confounded with the A ...
... 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 ...
... with slavery in ths unsettled Territories of the Unionu-more especially in those Terri. tories which' Southern slavery has invaded in defiance of the. great Constitutional conpact known as the Missouri compromise. They want to interfere with-slavery in ...
... MR. LOVEJOY'S SPEECH ON SLAVERY. *e- extract iron the ifisfd iork ri4e . trie opening of Mr. Lovejoy's speech in the House of Representatives, which gave rise to the disgraceful outbreak on the part of the members from slave-holding St a t es , already ...
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... 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 ...
... truly. .One hoir, said he, of American i r slavery outweighs whole siges of the oppression - we rose against England to shake off I You can- not deny that ; and though a violent terminition t to slavery is not one that any reflecting' aud right ev ...
... vol. sad PHILADELPHIA LINE of PACKETS. Sailing on the slavery Month. locrilkg Grid moth eke Waterloo Luck. PACKET OF TWENTY FIFTH SEPTEMBER. -- Fur PHILADELPHIA, 0 7 4 .9 ): 30. id y Tl ll . ol . A .. e S i twp„ . Hl . N A u r ic .. To 6.t t ed ...