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... advertisement which appeared yesterday in our columns, that the Rev. Murray, who was to address the meeting, was open advocate of slavery. In addition to this, notwithstaediog an effort prevent it oa the part of those who had the superintendence of the meeting ...
... The Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at five o’clock. AFRICAN SLAVERY AND AMERICAN COTTON. Lord BROUGHAM gave notice that he should shortly bring the question of slavery before the House wi;h reference to cei tain recent events, and move for ...
... represents powerful party in States, and more—a principle; which principle would dissolve the Union; and the Union dissolved, slavery eeases to exist. This the President admits—“ I firmly believe that the events Harper’s Ferry, by causing the people to pause ...
... place To-night Queen Street begin at EIGHT o’clock, not at Sp«w» as advertised. WM. STEPHENSON. Secy, the E4i». Y. M. Anti-Slavery Society. SCOTTISH REFORMATION SOCIETY. The annual me e ting of this SOCIETY will held in the QUEEN STREET HAL?., on Thersdat ...
... contains , „ EOLL REPORT OF CABDROSS CASE before the free church commission yesterday,, report OF DR CHEEVERS ADDRESS ON SLAVERY. flWttoraan ||ltrtra|. EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, NOT. TO CORRESPONDENTS. All comiuunlcatloiis to the Editor to legibly written ...
... supporter of American slavery, and ashed whether it would not wise in us to seek some other market in which to.purchase cotton—some country untainted with the corse of slavery. He went on to show how much the institution of slavery ruled the policy of America ...
... conrection ?? wtith the subject of slavery. .woi The -quarrel is ,enatirely -upgn personal groundls: Thf and side issues. Money contributed to the. o~wr church, asE an1ch, would not further the cause of by. anti~slavery. . : wor ?? of the leading members ...
... Ac., Jusirciiu Edinburgh, uly 17, 1880. THE AMERICAN CHURCHES AND SLAVERY IN JUNE- WCO. -XO- HE THE Sie,—l thank Fiat Jnstitia” and yourself for excellent letters on American slavery which kave: appeared in the M*r-cury_ and I rejoice that I am. enabled ...
... Anti-slavery Society; Mis* Wlgham, Gray Street. Secretary, and Mis* Duncan, 1 Heriot Row, Treasurer to the Ladle*’ Emancipation Society; Mrs Swan, 7 Hope Crescent, SecreUry, and Mrs Arthur, 16 Buccleuch Place, Treasurer the Ladles’ New Anti-slavery Society ...
... probably do, that gives value to this success. Not Abolitionist, hardly antislavery man, Mr Lincoln consents to represent anti-slavery idea. A pawn on the political chessboard, his value is in his position; with fair effort, we may soon change him for knight ...
... always hated slavery, I think, as mnuch as any abolitionist. I have been an old Whig. I have always hated it, and I always believed it in course of ultimate extinction. If I were in Congress, and a vote should come up on a question whether slavery should be ...
... A , tortts'joy fact. ?? THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE AND, SLAVERY. TO THE EDITOE OF TIECALEDONMAN NEICURlt-. Slli,-In a political point of view, I do siot care who is the President of the United States, nor what said President does say. I take 'io interest ...