... PROCEEDINGS'ON CABDBOSS CkSE bekore the. FREE CHURCH.COMMISSION TO-MORROW; I Also, REPOR&T OF. DR CHBEVER'SA ADDRESS ON SLAVERY. EDINBURGH, TUESDAY, NOV. 20, 1S60. TO CORRESPONDDEITST -Al cenmnnieottons addressed to the Edltor sbould be brie legibly ...

... 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 ...

... following resolutions were unatimously agreed to:- Moved by Mr GSORaO LoRIMix, seconded by Mr REID:- That, regarding American slavery in all its phases with the deepest abhorrence, as a most iniquitous and indefensible system, this meeting hereby declares ...

... (corge Street, G(lasgow--1 Pr.m rublic Meeting to hear a statement from Rev. J. R. 3almne, on American Chnrche3, States, and Slavery -llali of Augustine Church, George IV. Bridge- .30 P.M. WEDNESD)AY, MARVII 12. Soiree of Society for the Liberation of Religion ...

... 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 ...

... although slavery is a frightful blot on the liberties of the American lUePulUi,, contrast even the slavery of North- ecrr. Alnerica, which is gradually givinrg w'ay before the action of Protestant liberty and, 'a free Press, with the slavery af Caba, ...

... demand of the friends of emancipation in Great Britain that the Government of the. United States should make the abolition of Slavery the special object in suppressing the great rebellion. No demand could be more reasonable; and- the subscriber, in soliciting ...

... its worst, Mr Beenher was welcomed with a demonstration which carries one's thoughts back to the old triumphs of the anti-slavery cause. Under the classic roof of Exeter Hall he has defended before a sympathising audience the cause of his country. What ...

... the boekin the hands of his son or danghter.-C. ,L C. London: Charles H. Clarke, 13 Paternositr Row. - I' i G OD AGAINST SLAVERY. By Dr. CgEEVzR G of New York. Price 4s. Apart from the great intrinsic rmrct of this Volume, it contain the Lectures for ...

... (lemaud of the friends of emancipation in Great Britain that the Government of the United States should make the abolition of Slavery the special object in suppressing the great rebellion. No demand - couol he more reasonable ; and the subscriber, in soliciting ...

... quarter for a supply has proved to us. A recent Southern writer ques- tions the right of Great Britain to object to Southern slavery, because it was British policy which first introduced the slaves into the new plantations. He would have had a better case ...

... OFi AMERICAN SLAVERY. Ile is in full Communion with slaveholders and manstealers, and men who openly upologiso for all the enormities of the system, He is also in communication with an Association which strengthens and advocates slavery among the heathen ...