Glasgow Courier. — 1853-05-24 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

MRS. STOWS AND AMERICAN . mined to do something towards the abolition of the sr- the year, took occasion to refute the exaggerated statetem. If they could abolish slavery by making , pfte ft, power to meet the educational wants of the country, and meets which had been published as to the education' with at all; and if so, whether it would be proceeded In that hall, or by legislation in Parliament, he should be if there was biome to rest anywhere, it must lie with the deficienciesof Scotland,The e resolution was secon with in its present form? (From the Standard.) most happy for them to do so. But they could not The State, and not at the door .r of the Church Be admitted by Mr. J. A. Macrae, and carried by acclamation. A The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied At the meeting of the British and Foreign Anti- • •b - . that the Free Church had some right to complain, if ahe only way was by making them compete with free lemur, . o thanks was then moved to the Chairman, sthat these subjects, in counexion with others relating to thought she had ground for it, because that Church had mamingimparamd. Slaver Societyt Exeter Hall the Earl f Shaftesbury, and if the English could nut make a. much profit by Slavery a , e o the budget, were .under the consideration of the govern-made liberal exertions on behalf of education, but he moot; and when the government bad finally decided on who opened the proceedings by a speech wort y h of him, using free cotton as slave cotton, they must be content could see no similar right in the case of other dissenting bpractisingf the d el th y • hustle o e cm ey so properly them, the House would be duly apprised thereof, and we need not any more, and Professor Stowe, who spoke bodies whose efforts in this way had been next to no- SCOTCH RAILWAY BILLP I hld ' preached to the a eve o er. sufficient notice given before the House was called upon briefly, have been selected for sufficiently insolent coin- • thing. Having defended the Chureh from the charge of to adopt them. cal economy forbid! What i permit our duty to lukewarmneas on this matter, and protested against the The foll • h be owing reports are been mr The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER then mentary by the Times. Of Lord Shaftesbury's speech God, or our sympathies with man, to interfere with niggardly allowance provided for parochial schoolmasmoved that the House at its rising do adjourn till the Times says:- 'sound commercial principles,' with that most noble and ter,, Dr. Grant concluded by moving the adoption of the mittees on Scotch Railway Bilis be' . 3looday. , 'Lord Shaftesbury spoke, as he is too apt to speak, wise of sentiments, 'buy at the cheapest;' buy at the report, an s o e committee, which was seconded d thank t the Commons:6'ICM: DUTIES ON SPIRITS BILL, when he bas discovered what he thinks a religious prin-thoughHer be a cut-throat cheapest the se win has oh- by Mr. Goldie of Coldstream, and agreed to. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (coetwoort• Captain JONES said he had observed that the right c Mined that article you bay by a murder! Prudence, and iple. He spoke as if he had never read of slaves in the The MODERATOR then conveyed the thanks of the BURGH AND GLASGOW Re to Dr. hon. gentleman bad fixed the committee on the Excise Bible--ae if slaves had not been therein told to remain eou from making such purchases common and public; reverent regard for your own throat, may disincline Assembly ' Cook. That the objects of the bill Duties on Spirits Bill for Monday next. He hoped, how- contertt with their lot-an if compulsory service was in- 7PAROCHIAL