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... LECTURE TO-NIGHT. - WAR IN AMERICA; 09, THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM. MR PETER SINCLAIR, the well-known Temperance Lecturer to Children, having returned after Five Years Labour in the United States, will deliver a Lecture on the above subject ...
... yggxiG -jr o t itnr-s: ?? I_EE AMERICAN CRISIS AND SLAVERY. M£ W. CRA FT. a Gentleman of Colour, foanerly a Slave, will feftver a L R C T U R E , too the »bove subject, including the acconnt of the EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES of himself and wife, in escaping ...
... Bhoughty Ferry-Anti-Slavery Merting.-On Friday evening, a publio NTl-S Meeting.—On a„d t 2SSf T heldin F ™ Church, because the room ad j° urned the TJ.P. purpose of hearing • d 100 smaU - for the address on the hor«r« ' aC d lave, give himself endured ...
... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy is a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, ‘as having no influence over the result. From the sketch of the history of slavery which was furnished at the our correspondent ...
... regarding the real object the unfortunate war now raging America. Some of the most enthusiastic anti-slavery advocates are wishful to show that slavery or no slavery, the question at issue ; but nothing said or done the Union Government or- its representatives ...
... to-day, at 11 o'clock—Dr Rolm; moderator. TN! SLAVERY QUESTION. The Clerk read an overture from the Presbytery of Kelso, setting forth that the disruption of the United States of America by the elements of slavery, issuing, as it has done, in a new confederation ...
... we MEETING ON AMERICAN SLAVERY IN was held on Monday tin Queen street Hall, “ in reference to American slavery, and the noble efforts which Dr Cheever and the Church of the Puritans are mak against the slave power of that country.” The bal) was crowded ...
... one dependent upon slavery beingpart and portion of it _. Can the Free _Statea not form a nation , _unless the Slave . States , _remaining Slave _States , become a part of the nation ? _Such a _nationality—a nationality of which _slavery is an _essential ...
... mone y she augments the ain of slavery. Because the North loves money she has yielded to every de- mand slavery has made. All, who for the sake of peace, for the sake of business, for the sake of pasty, have allowed slavery to go further, are responsible ...
... and _widened _an'l _atrengthcncil the sway of slavery ; that to _charge abolitionism upon the _whole . North : iB » chargo wholly false ; that _, if the Government _made thif an _. _anti-slavery or _abolition war _. It _would rcnJcr the rabdiion ...
... from supplying us with the third; and then, when we are entirely independent ol slavery for any of our supplies of raw material, it will be seen how costly system slavery is, and that it can never thrive except under protection. In open market freelabonr ...
... freedom, or the South the advocate of slavery. Democracy a quantity which appears on both sides, and may therefore be rejected, as having no influence over the result. At the time of the American revolution, slavery existed in every state of the Union, ...