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... AMERICAN SLAVERY AS IT IS. GREAT MEETING IN NEWCASTLE. On Wednesday night Mr. George Thompson addressed an audience in the Lecture Hull, Nelson-street, on the subject of American Slavery as it now is, but more pari ticuhirly with reference to the recent ...
... THE HORRORS OF SLAVERY. A little less than a year ago English gentleman and bis family went to speiiJ some months in South Carolina for health. On their return the north the spring they stopped on their way tlic residence of a British Consul. He was at ...
... ANTI-SLAVERY MEETINGS. MR. FREDERICK NEWCASTLE. > A crowded meeting, coniptsed of’the most respectable classes of lown, Oook pteee in Lecture Room night, the Bev. Jam* presiding, for the purpose of liflLniig toi e . lecture from the celebrated Hr. Frederick ...
... effectual step towards the overthrow of slavery, Hence they are avowedly disunion, and inscribe upon their fiag ‘* No ” union with slaveholders ; ** No compromise with slavery.” They do not obstruct political anti-slavery action, but they | do not co-operate ...
... MR. F. DOUGLASS ON AMERICAN SLAVERY. The great American orator on the Slavery of the States, Mr. Frederick Douglass, has addressed two audiences during the past week in this town—on Sunday last and Thursday evening. The latter discourse was delivered ...
... a mighty blow against the system of slavery. If this matter were left to they might go a step farther and leave to those portions of America m which slavery existed. Englishmen asked “ What have to do with slavery? ” and the people of the Southern States ...
... phrty is the creation of the anti slavery sentiment of the Free States, and has displaced the Whig, Democratic, and Know- Nothing parties tliat previously have had predominant sway. It the embodiment political'anii-slavery feeling. must not supposed, however ...
... Douglass' lecture on American Slavery, . !i he advocates the extraordinary doctrine that the Constitution of the United States is anti-slavery instrument, and that Congress possesses the power, virtue of its provisions, to abolish slavery itself the South. This ...
... Newcastle Guardian. Sir, —This distin ...
... SECOND LECTURE by GEORGE THOMPSON', E«q., late M.P. for the Tower Hamteta, on the present State of the GJtEAT CONFLICT BETWEEN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM the Untied States. Is intended dellrered hi the LEcrcaa Toosi. Nelson Street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Bth February ...
... the Academic. The Slavery Question the United States.— The House of Representatives in the States continues without Speaker ; and day day a fierce wrangle is maintained between the Southern and Northern members —the question of slavery having risen to such ...
... the fathers of the American Constitution. They say, and Quote .own weeds, that it is the settled con* of the south, that slavery is, and always has been, ' nnd politically rights and has always been sanctioned •ted by both human and Divine laws. They ...