... Douglass, the celebrated coloured anti-slavery orator, delivered an oration in the Corn Exchange Hall, under the auspices of the Dundee Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Association, on the present aspects of American slavery. In the absence, through indisposition ...

... William L'oyd Garrison has written A History of the Anti-Slavery Struggle in the United States,' which will soon published M. Coulvier Gravier, who founds his theory on the direction taken by falling stars, predicts that the rest of the present year will ...

... no Congress should have power to pass any law affecting slavery. And at the first convention of the Episcopal Church of the Confederation, one of tbe most influential ministers spoke of slavery a sacred trust placed in their hands by God ! The rev. speaker ...

... yggxiG -jr o t itnr-s: ?? I_EE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. M£ W. CRA FT. a Gentleman of Colour, foanerly a Slave, will feftver a L R C T U R E , too the »bove subject, including the acconnt of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES of himself and wife, in escaping ...

... Bhoughty Ferry-Anti-Slavery Merting.-On Friday evening, a publio NTl-S Meeting.—On a„d t 2SSf T heldin F ™ Church, because the room ad j° urned the TJ.P. purpose of hearing • d 100 smaU - for the address on the hor«r« ' aC d lave, give himself endured ...

... leading article in this nineteenth century to try and prove slavery from the Bible ! (Laughter.) If there was any meaning in that article was prop not slavery in the abstract, but the American slavery which is the cause of the controversy ! (Hear, hear.) Well ...

... infamy of slavery. He would compare this war to a tornado; it destroyed and swept down the work of years; but, when it was over, the air was fresher and purer; and he tmsted that, when this storm nad passed away, that cursed barque of negro slavery might ...

... COUPAR ANGUS. Lecture Slavery:.—The Key. J. Hughes, gentleman of colour., delivered an address on Slavery, in the Flee Church here, on the evening of Friday last—Pev. Bain occupied the chair. Mr Hughes gave interesting account the growing of cotton ...

... COUPAR ANGUS. Lecture on Slavery.—The Rev. J. Hughes, a gentleman* of colour, delivered an address oa Slavery, in the Free Church here, on the evening Friday last—Rev. Rain occupied the chair. Mr Hughes gave interesting account of the growing of cotton ...

... journalists who profess to hale slavery, and yet sympathise with the rebel states, have held to public execration the American Government because at the outset it did not proclaim this to war for the abolition of slavery. Nothing can be more unjust or ...

... the course of wdiich he examined the question of slavery his own peculiar manner, and proclaimed himself an unswerving, unfaltering Abolitionist. He drew one of his celebrated pictures of the evib of slavery, asserting that family virtue throughout the south ...

... not commenced to put down slavery, cot carried on for that object, and will terminated leaving slavery still existing. That is aspect of the case we beg recommend to Mr Baxter, and those who think with him, that, on anti-slavery grounds, the Federals have ...