... 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 ...

... Britain, take 'twere wisdom to pauae. And brook this foul broach thy muritimo laws. Yea, batter, far deriaion to btar. Than slavery's curses ''th tyrants to *hare. Ye ruler*! magnnt 0 Monarch ou high! Give ear—but, oh, not the popular cry; For you to govern ...

... slaves in the West Indies, they lad until now been dead to the miseries of slavery in the American States. It was the demand for slave-grown cotton which alone upheld slavery, but now the ejes of our merchants wore opened to the fact that we counl ob- ...

... spirit of bltt«rne-3 towards the North. The great offenoe of the North that It had threatened to overturn the Institution slavery. Though, ha says. not mighty la numbers, nor so rlah warlike supplies enemy, we are eight millions of people thrloe armed ...

... the North and South. The North are fighting for dominion and for union, but whether they are lighting for the abolition of slavery is a question which yet lies in obscurity. He believed that the weapon which was capable of achieving that great objeot was ...

... siastical Intelligence :-The (Ecumenical Council- idultumn in Parvo.-Literary Notices.-SPhrit of the Press :-The New Srystem of Slavery in Queensland.-The Condition of Ireland. PAGE 4. Advertisements:- Robinson's Catalogue of Books - Addresses-Houses, Farms ...

... liberty for the white population, It held the black population in bondage and degradation. England sowed the seeds of the slavery system. Jefferson, two years before the declaration of Independence, i s ied a protect against the conduct and policy of the ...

... 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 ...

... wculd only have been unpopular negro-drivers, will be hailed in England as patriots, and their sufferer* as martyrs. The Anti-Slavery Society will be giving a soiree to them, as it has broken out against Mrs. Stowe. They have already been reoeived to corporate ...

... 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 ...