... LECTURE ON SLAVERY, A lecture was delivered last night in Ho hall, by above Mr. Frederick Douglass, of Rochester, U.8., on the ject, The Rev. H. S. Brown occupied the chair, and in a short address introduced the lecturer and his subject to the meeting ...

... THE SLAVERY QUESTION. TO THB EDITOR OF THB MORNING POST. Sib,*— The statement is going the round of tbe pspers lhat a free negro, 20 years of »ge, named John Scott, wm recently sold in Yankeeland for going out of the State to which he belonged, and returning ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY. At Hope Hall, last evening, Mr. Frederick Douglass, a fugitive slave, whose history has long been familiar to the public, delivered a lecture on American Slavery, and the Designs of the Slave-power in America. The attendance was ...

... THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT ON SLAVERY. Swift is surpassed. bis keenest satire is there anything approaching to the American President's congratulations on the subject of slavery? a striking proof of tbe sense of justice which is inherent in our people that ...

... IMMIG RATION V. SLAVERY | Years ago, when Crarkxsox, Winrerrorce, and Zacuary (the father of the great historian ust deceased), fought and won freedom for the slave, the generous blood of England was stirred in sympathy for the real or the fancied sufferings ...

... s on tion for several yL reeonntln g *• history of the Slavery ques- the DreiBcott h\w£s cx P reS9 ing his full concurrence with be introduced into all th ?? ?? * nd blB ho P 6B that Slavery would j he dilated on what he catlait 7*. States where it ...

... vindictiveness ou either side. After recounting the history of tbe Slavery ques- tion for several years and expressing his full concurrence with tbe Dred Scott decision, and his hopes that Slavery would be introduced iulo all tbe new States where it was profitable ...

... PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ON SLAVERY. Swift is surpassed. In his keenest satire is them anything approaching to the Americo President's con. gratuhitions on the subject of slavery? Itis a striking proof of the sense of justice which is inherent in our people ...

... that State after September 1860 shall be sold into slavery ; and that all such negroes as shall enter the State after September 1561, and remain there twenty-four hours, shall also be sold into slavery for ever. Mississippi, the chief of the repudiators ...

... NEW PHASE OF AMERICAN SLAVERY. -IN- I EVERY fever has its crisis. The moral fevers ,to of the world are no exception to the rule. The fevers he~ oat Iof crime, of panic, of corruption, of enthusiasm, of persecution, all pass through that culminating stage ...

... came into effect on the Ist day of January 1360. Every free negro found there after that date will be liable to be sold into slavery, 4 the crime of freedom being unpardonable. ANSAS 15 one of those repudiating States that have brought so much disgrace on ...

... THE AMERICAN PRO-SLAVERY QUESTION. Since the execution of Brown and his confederates, of the Harper’s Ferry notoriety, serious disturbances have been raised in America. Nothing short of a complete change in the affairs of the States, and that too, very ...