... SLAVERY IN AMERICA. Dr. (leaver, from America, delivered an address on Wednerday night, in the Cittliall, on the eubject of elm very, and his own struggled with the Slave pswer in America. The chair was occupied by W. P. Paton, Esq , who van supported ...

... the American market, and, finding slavery rather a troublesome question, it wisely lets it alone. Of course in this country we understand American slavery per. ' fectly, and can apply the plumb and rule both to slavery itself, and to the Tract Society ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY IN GLASGOW. Beyond letters have recently appeared in the Herald on the hardships of milliners and dressmaker* in this city, which revealed a date of matters that demand* the Frompt Intervention of the ladies of Glasgow. Paterfaatilias ...

... MM)SLAVERY OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTHERN STATES. An atrocious outrage was lately perpetrated at Canton, ILesouisi, upon Frederick Schatler. an old Gervan citizen of Lagrange, on iuspicion of having aided the of slaves. lie was' taken by three men to the Lagrange ...

... They have had pro-sla%ery pramdents, a pro-slavery executive, pro-slavery judges, slivery naval and military officers, in fact pro-alavery Wen in every federal office in the States, down to, as is pro-slavery postmaster' in the smallest linage. All this ...

... PRESENT CRISIS •HERICAN SLAVERY. iIIEORCIE THOMPSON, Es. l ., the welhknown Anti. 1 1.31 - Slavery Lecturer, and late M.P., fur the Tower Hamlets, will deliver an address on the Moral, Religious, and Political aepects of the United States, in their bearing ...

... opposition to slavery in the United States, saying, he rejoiced that in the anti-slavery movement almost every sect of people might find with whom they could go forward in opposition to slavery. Among these there was a clam who opposed slavery by means of ...

... Will ha published shortly, RUN NI A THOUSAND MILES FOR FREEDOM. Being the Estape of William and Craft from Slavery. London: W Tw EanlE, 337 Strand. - - - - Pries 34 6d, cloth, foolscap Ilvo. Second lidition, THE NIGHT-SIDE OF LONDON. By London: W. Twining ...

... •1113 RICAN IIL•VIZT. SECOND ADDRESS on AMERICAN SLAVERY by GEO. T BON PSON, ESQ., fn the Rev. Dr. CHURCH, JOHN STREIT, OD THIRDLY, 81. MARCH. at 2 P.n. -- LADIES •.E PARTICULARLY INTITID TO ATTEND. Tickets ((.1) TO be had of G. Genie, Buchanan Street; ...

... NI /1111.0 TRADES' HALL, OLASSFoRD STREET, (Formerly Adveiti-eJ). 1112 IE OLASOOW NEW ASSOCIATION YOB MI AROLITION or SLAVERY will Husk their Coto trihoton to .end their Goods time for the Samar which is to he held on 'Tuesday Win.l, to Dr. Roimon, 2 ...

... the Union was constructed, and to it the Union owes its success. Had the principle been applied to slavery, slavery would have fallen inevitably. Slavery, however, is the one exception. It is blocked up by brute force. As Lloyd Garrison has recently said ...

... and intemperate interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery, In the Southern States has at length produced Ms natural effects. The agitation of the slavery question throughout the North, for the last quarter a a century, has at last ...