... : AMERICAN SLAVERY., * 8 1 .1 .7 i . I . . I I 1 Last 'ight, a -lecture onu. American slavery - ;was delivered, i Brightoni Street Chapel, by 3 Miss Sihrah p RAinntd, '1 y af colr, from ;Americla',`under the 'auspices of the Kdinburgh Ladies' Emancipation: ...

... I PRO-SLAVERY FALLAOIE3, BY MAJOR GlNiSEBAL T, PERRONET THODINdON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the I In. stitution of slavery has in the Erglish press, and in that pert of it which boasts of its liberalsma All do Ent, ii is tiue, go the ...

... li PRO-SLAVERY -FALLACIES. BY MiAOR-OENEBAL T. PERRONET THOMPSON. It has long been noticed how deep a hold the insti- tution of slavery has in the English press, and in that part of it which boasts of its liberalism. All do not, it is true,' go the ...

... with slavery in ths unsettled Territories of the Unionu-more especially in those Terri. tories which' Southern slavery has invaded in defiance of the. great Constitutional conpact known as the Missouri compromise. They want to interfere with-slavery in ...

... citor-General. AmERICAN SLAVERY.-DR. CHEEVER. a tar' IoTHE Rev. Dr. Cheevor, Minister of the Church of the bee i-Puritans, lNew York, who is at present on a mission to this Of t a country in connection 'with the abolition of slavery in Ame- :- -rica, preached ...

... not recognise a slavery; or deliver up the slaves who escaped ) to their own territory, that they elected Mr i LINCOLN as their President ; and whether South Carolina be allowed to secede or not, we take the final result to be that slavery in the C United ...

... ed and intem- perateX interference of the Northern people with the question of slavery in the Southern States ;. from the incessant and violent agitation of the slavery question throughout the North for the last quarter of a century, which has at length ...

... been disposed of, the Rev. Dr. Candlish was unanimously nominated for the Moderatorship of the General Assembly of 1861. Slavery is very near its end in Delaware. Between 1850 and 1860 the slave population decreased, from 2,290 to 1,805, ...

... The President glances at the 35 i ears agitation of the North against the slavery in the South, and proceeds: EHorW easy would it be for the American people to settle the slavery question for ever, and to reetore peace and harmony to this distracted country ...

... The blot of slavery would be removed from its escutcheon. The aristocrats and liberty-haters of the old world could no longer taunt and reproaoh the republic with even tolerating that odious in- stitution which places the yoke of slavery upon the necks ...

... contamination of slavery ? But with all v be President Buchannan's strong feeling in favour of the n ty South, and unreserved defence of slavery, he condemns d ,re the recklessness of those who regard the election of an ti es Anti-Slavery President as a ...

... sas a direct interest in, the slavery q'nstion,. and,, particularly, when ,the South threatened to re-open the importation of African slaves, and tlower 'orthern influence in the councils of the' Unicn by, spreading slavery in territories whichi under the: ...