... AMERICAN SLAVERY. A second address on this important subject will be delivered by Geo. Thompson. Esq , in Rev. Dr. Ander•on’s Church, John Street, on Thursday first, at 2 o’clock aftemoen, Mr. Thompson, from his great practical knowledge of. and long ...

... GEORGE THOMSON. Esq, ON SLAVERY. On Tuesday night lecture was delivered by this eloquent gentleman on the socul, political, and religious aspects of the slavery question in the United States. The choir was occupied the Bev. George Jeffrey. He wte accompanied ...

... NOTICES. BRITISH SLAVERY. SERMON will be Preached on behalf of the Early \mo*iayioy, on th« MVfiXIXO of SABBATH FIRST, the 11th March, by th» Rby. P. FERGUSON, bit Chapel, Blacklriafe’ Street, Ualf-pMt Six ©‘dock. |»uble«i—la® Slavery Shopmen. Seemstreasae ...

... MR. GEORGE THOMPSON ON SLAVERY. On Thursday afternoon, George Thompson, E«q., delivered his second address in Dr. Anderson’s Church. John Street, on American Slavery. Alex. Uastic, Esq., occupied the chair, and beside him were several gentlemen well known ...

... LECTURE ON SLAVERY BY MR. FREDERICK DOUGLASS. On Monday ght, Mr. delivered a lecture on Slavery, the Queen a Rooms. Bailie occupied the chair, and briefly introduced Mr. Docolass. who begjn referring to tho meeting lately held in the City Hall to sympathise ...

... pnt down. it should turn out that slavery is a sonreo insurrection, that there is security from insurrections while slavery lasts, why, the coo»tltutiott would be best obeyed by potting end to slavery, and an anti slavery Congress do that very thing. Thus ...

... him that takea. Equally true may be affirmed of American slavery, that it is twicecnraod—carting equally the oppressor and tbe oppressed. (Cheers.) Slavery, to invested with the power which slavery gives to the slaveholder, is to be Invested with irreeponribl* ...

... indicated, be spoke on the slavery question. eonflntd bis remarks show that Mr. Frederick DougNas, in Lis late address on slavery, bad committed a great mistake when said that Constitution of the United Suits did not encourage slavery, and that, therefore, ...

... States' C nstltotioo was unKlnally frrmsd to pretect, and has ever since employed U> ore.-erve tv* extend, the InstituUoa Slavery. Glasgow. 2' ) March, a ...

... American ebarebea, of their Bible, mission, sod tract aociailsa, with regard to the subject of slavery. This the doctor did, inumnch sa believed that the system of slavery, existing ia the United States, was contrary the whole spirit and tenor both of the Old ...

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... win Deliver ORATION tbe QUKKN ROOMS, on MONDAY EVENING, 2C;b March, El Jit o’clock. SrpJtCT—Conat-tu.inn of tbe United Pro-Slavery or Anti-Biaver> ? Bants MACDOWALL in Chair. Tickets had at Messrs. & 3. Smith's, 173 Trongate ; Mr. Neil's, 1« dlawford ...