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... needless to speculate. The victors have the apparent sympathy of the people of this E country. Bat they are the advocates of slavery, the enemies of England, and the allies of the rowdy Irish. I Ex-Prcsident Buchanan has pablished a reply toGenc- ral Scott's ...
... Tickets, lt, c1t, dl 1 s-to ho lail of thie Iwinuilpl EBooksel- lers, ltiid at tile clc-col jlcr8, dlter the Itch. AMERICAN SLAVERY. Cli N 0 iS FriltExlIc, AN Foo7Aic:c SLc.Iv: rico'! lI:NrctCIY, IUNITED STMS, cccii l~l.('t'FIIE ;11 ST, NIC Il)OtLAS lN U ...
... Anti-Slavery Society. M/[R FREDERICK DOUGLASS, the Eloque TAnti-Slavery Advocate, will be in Aberdc n on RHURS. DAY first, when ho will Deliver, in Eacee GILCOMSCON CURCCIe, at Eight o'clock Evening, a LECTURE so thc Present Aspects of the Slavery Question ...
... Mistaken in its Ideas on Slavery. S LAVERY is a Natural Law, and, as such, it may be nmodified, or you may give to it another Name; but to extinguish it is impossible. The World cannot be ruled without it. The Evil you see in Slavery is not in the institution ...
... the Debtor the property of his Creditor until such time as his debt is paid I eeIs not slavery the rele, and freemen the exception i I; When we come to see slavery in its proper light, will we not ;a see the master of the slave to be the greatest slave ...
... JOHIN WILSON, ยข,Bookseller, 435, Calstle Street, Aberdeen. Aberdeen, 15th July, 13t1. - Pries 2s Gd, cloth boards, d AMERICAN SLAVERY AND COLOUR, )r A Brought dowan to the Present Time. it BY NV. CHAMBERS, Author of Things ns they are in America, W. AND ...
... Your most obedient servant, WILLIAM PAUL, Captain 9th Co. AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. On THURSnDAY Evening, lrt August, being the Anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery in all the British Colonies, lrR. W. CRAFT, a Gentleman of Colour, for- mILm erly ...
... of Profit to be made in Cotton- Growing by Capitalists; by Companies with European Labour; English Yeoman in Queensland; Slavery in America to be over- thrown by Cotton produced in British Colonics. SECOND LECTURE. Australia a Wool-producing Country; ...
... taken from Original De- signs, by J. NOEL PATON, Esq., R.S. A., entitled Bond and Free, illustrative of the syntem of Negro Slavery, 1 accompanied witle suitable Letter-press. JJ II. The chance of Obtaining a 'VALUABLE PRIZE at tIle NA Annual Drawing in ...
... of Profit to be made in Cotton. Growing by Capitalists; by Companies with European Labour; English Yeoman in Queensland; Slavery in America to be over- thrown by Cotton produced in British Colonies. is SECOND LECTURE. t Australia a Wool-produrcingCountry; ...
... EXPLAINED AT THE G B E A T El E E B T I N G, T, IN THE MUSIC HALL, ON FRIDAY, 16TH JANUARY. _ By the renowned and eloquent Anti-Slavery Advoeate, GEORGE THOMPSON, Esq., late M.P. Ile J. H. RAPER, Esq, Pailiamentary Agent, 'D JOHN PATON, Esq., Aut or of the ...
... seerve right to recept any offer or net. II FREED MEN'S AID SOCIETY. -TTNDER the Auspices of the Aberdeen Ladies' 1 U Anti-slavery Society,' a PUBLIC MEETING, in bebalf I of the Freed Men of America, will be held in BELMONT CONORE- '3 OAT5NALCHAEL Rev.Mr ...