... : 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: ...

... AMERICAN SLAVERY. Last night, a lecture on American slavery was delivered in Brighton Street Chapel, hy Miss Sarah T?«mnnd, colour, from America, under the auspices of the Edinburgh Ladies’ Emancipation Society. There was numerous attendance, and among ...

... SLAVERY AND ITS VICTIMS. The complications incidental to a Fugitive Slave Law are just now most strangely exemplified in a case pending before the law courts of Canada. In the au. tumn of last year Mr. Seneca Diggs, a cotton planter residing in Howard ...

... FEMALE SLAVERY ABOLISHED. Harper twelvetrees* soap powder for Washing without Rubbing, has created an entire change and thorough revolution in the management of the Family Wash and there are no reasons why the old, slovenly and disgusting process should ...

... THE AMERICAN SLAVERY PROBLEM. The extraordinary principles, or, more correctly speaking, the negation of principles, by which President Buchanan proposes, in his Congressoniel Message, to meet the expected crisis in the United States, have, naturally ...

... world for the slavery existing among th..m. But with all l'resident Buchanan's strong feeling in favour of the South. and unreserved defence of slavery, he con. demon the recklessness of those who tepid the election of an Anti-Slavery President as a ...

... horror the system Amenoan slavery, and warmly sympathise with the struggle now going on. in supporting it, gave an interesting account of his personal observation of the horrors slavery, and expressed bis belief that the slavery question would not be settled ...

... when a topic of more than ordinary interest is intro- duced it demands a special examination. Such is the case with American slavery, now threat- ening disruption of the Northern and Southern States, in itself a calamity not easily to be appre- ciated before ...

... the freedom of the free States. By so that, law gives the slave-hoider the poster of seissag the slave in territory where slavery does not exist, the freedom of these who dwell is that territory is outraged Nay, they are even bound to em p loy their own ...

... when the greater number of them had barely abolished slavery, will surely not be exchanged for plainer speaking at a moment when the very complaint of the South is that Northern antipathy to slavery has grown into fanaticism. Mr. Buchanan speaks, doubtless ...

... progress of slavery in America. Nearly the whole of the cotton, the rice, the sugar, and all the tobacco used in Great Britain was the produce of these slaves; and he considered the people of this country were not entitled to condemn slavery unless they ...

... _lodnct of slave labour—' ' _and _'he _,-did- _'; not thinlc- 'we ' were' _^ entitred' jto be very _; eever _^' 'npon the _slavery _^ ' _'of- _y . Alo erica _hinless • we _really' ; m 3 de _'' eflbrts to get _cotton ' _- _^^ liere _. ~ _Atpcesciit . _aneBtJrt ...