... SLAVERY. THE Committee of the Wakefield Anti- Slaeery Society have pleanare in aannoneinz that WILLIAM HOWARD DAY, Esq., M.A., coloured gentleman, Canada West, will deliver a LEG PURE in the Music Saloon, on FaroaT Evjtsr* IKO, December 7th, 1860. Subject: ...

... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Those who think that the cause of the negro has been served by the raid of Jehn Brown and the of his canonizers will do to read the of the held in New York on the 19th of ber, under the banner of “Justice to the South.” For a meeting ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. MR. FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the distinguished Abolitionist of Rochester, U. S. MISS SARAH PARKER REMOND, a Coloured Lady, of Boston, S.; and WILSON ARMISTEAD, Esq., Author of ** A Tribute for the Negro,” &c, will deliver ADDRESSES ON AMERICAN ...

... the States not only different sections of pro-slavery men ; but different sections of those who were opposed to it. The anti- slavery friends of the States were by no means united ; but advocated different means, as they might say, of attaining the same ...

... Lydia Maria ChiM, a well-known anti-slavery advocate, is to write the life of John Brown, on behalf of his family. The correspondent of Mr. Maguire at the Holy city, informs him that the Pope is bearing his sufferings with sublime calmness,” and may say ...

... sympathy with cause of anti-slavery. He did not know whether or not such meetings that would hare much influence upon slavery ; but whether they had or not, he most earnestly wished that the character of England with respect to slavery should well snstalned ...

... Garrison's friends respecting their rnothod of abolishing slavery. They said that the constitution of the United States, so far from being pro-slavery document, was distinctly an anti-slavery document. They held that there was not single sentence the ...

... and the repayments £1 Is. 7d. Lectures on Slavery. —During the past week three lectures have been delivered on American slavery, by Mr. James Watkins, coloured person, who, after enduring the hardships of slavery for twenty years, took refuge a free state ...

... of divinity America, who told them that they must not look at slavery connection with any system of ethics which applied to the white man. But to look from a different stand-point. Slavery was declared some to too bad to be human, and just good enough ...

... Wakefield. WAKEFIELD ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. THE Committee have pleasure in lonoaticiDg that W. HOWARD DAY, Eeq., M.A., of Canada, will detieer a Lecture in the Saloon, on Fan) Evisiso, December 7th, at half-past Sotcd. Subject: Slavery in the United States ...

... the cause which he advocates, and resolves to use every effort for the total abolition of slavery. The subon the Thursday evening, was His escape from slavery—his sufferings, and how be was protected by the Red Indians.'' Mr. Henry Brearley, occupied ...

... Lincoln to the Presidentship of the United States. His election has been carried by the Slavery Restriction party, against the Slavery Extension and the Slavery with Reservations parties. His election has been unexpected. The votes were—For Lincoln, ...