... Hamilton, Canada West; a. M instry, Keq., » Mayor of Londen, Canada W M. Willis, D D., late of Glasgow. A Collec tom is ...

... Oa WEDNESDAY Evening, October IT, at SW= &Clock, Dr. CH SEVER will address a Pahlio ist the CITY HALL, on the question of 'Slavery, rah!. Straggles with the Slave Power in America. clergymen and other gentlemen will also Addrems the Nesting. Co/kciiose ...

... Manse, Auchtmardcr, Margaret, eldest sister o/ the Mee. 'lobed Vomit. ANTI-SLAVERY BAZAAR.—Onr readers are aware, that the Glasgow New Association for the Abolition of Slavery, intend holding • bazaar in this city no an early day. in order that arrangements ...

... d we do not care to conceal our feelings. These feelings are notinconsistent with ournational grseatness. In the days of slavery Englishmen were amongst thehardest task-masters that the African ever had; but Eng- land did not hesitate to spend her gold ...

... proclaim the crying injustice and the inhuman law slavery under every possible combination circumstances; and therefore this party, called also ‘the Northern party,' are combined under the banner of anti-slavery for the extirpatirm of this system, root and ...

... Presidency, and to obtain his election if they can, why the South should claim the right of election exclusively for a pro-slavery man. In electing Mr Lincoln nothing has been done but what it was constitutionally right for the people to de, and the fuss ...

... while they denounce slavery and s4aveholders in the South, they hold. no intercourse with the coloared people in their own Free States, and look upon them as of a lower order of being than themselves. The agitations against slavery which, have beenr so ...

... the argument being that Scripture was not opposed slavery, and that both sections were pirties the framit.g ...

... distinction between ind over to slavery all thet it may claim on the score of long Sach is the course commended to us in the City Hall speech. After all, the fact thet men go out of the constitutioa to prove it pro- vernment, to slavery, whether that going out ...

... Mississippi. They have sent delegates to Paris to solicit the moral support Napoleon 111. in favour of the maintenance of slavery. The mission of these delegates is to obtain recognition of the future Southern Republic by the French Government. They oiler ...

... It does not begin with an apology, and end with bolding out the hope that freedom will come hereafter; bat it justi• fies slavery to the utmost extent, and tells the slave that he mast be • slave for ever—that he has no chance for liberty—that his black ...

... goetr®. SLAVERY. ttH» stansas were written the sge ef fourtaen. gentleman well knewn and respected guue.cal 00 atm unity of Glasgow—Mr. W. B. thaw, deputy- Juuder of the orohestf ain the Thoatre-Royal. The * ® * have been printed before, and, we believe ...