Debates on Colonization and Colored Rights in America
The author argues for colonization as a path to elevate freedmen, asserting equal rights and education while acknowledging obstacles from prejudice. He compares colonization to Christian missions, urges African emigration as a route to self government, and emphasizes the moral duty of whites to support emancipation through relocation and settlement in Africa.
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Ronsoon
Marin
Adimentland
Himeo
Lsrael
Egypt
Canaan
Colonization Society
Prisilega
Ancceas
Africa
Homselves
United States
Pilgrim Fathers
Penn
Washington
Howard
U. States
Moses
Aaron
Joshua
America
Aga
Nation
Togo
Iit
Colored Population Has Operated and Eult
Mate
Om Tesvy
Anita
Todd
Pennsylvania
Liberia
Baltimore Riots Blaze After Bank of Maryland Explosion
Public anger over the Bank of Maryland explosion fuels clashes in Baltimore. A mob gathered in Monument Square before Johnson's house, throwing stones and breaking glass. After a quiet interlude, thousands reassembled in the evening, with missiles again fired and more panes shattered, despite mayoral and military urging to submit to the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Maryland
Evan Poultney
Reverdy Johnson
John Glenn
Poultney
Messrs
Johnson
Rers
Gen Jones
Disorder and Riot At Baltimore Arrests and Dwarfed Family
A Baltimore fragment recalls the riot on Saturday night with police interference and a later attack on Evan Elliott’s Pratt Street residence where furniture was burned. The piece also notes a Wythe County report on a dwarf family of eight with two tall males and two small females, commenting on public curiosity as they travel through the region.
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Ounset
Monument Square
Johnson
Conatabies
Calvert and
Baltimore
Anozen-Horee
Iis
Eee
Bexington
Charles Street
Stonesi
North Street
MgByland
Reverdy Johnson
Hia
John B. Morris
South-street
Hugh M‘elderry
Calvert Street
Jesse Hant
Captain Benizinger
Willey
Franklin Street
Lynch
Pan’ Aryland
Evan ‘I’. Ellicott
Pratt Street
Wythe
Michael Walters
Tewfully Seat Ited Out Bornemy Rights and Vigilant Firemen
Fragmentary voice praises citizens and especially firefighters for nightly city guarding, preserving peace, and ensuring safety. Calls for gratitude and vigilance from the community, urging continued devotion and prudent conduct amid ongoing concerns.
Baltimore U S Troops Sent to Fort McHenry to Restore Peace
August 1835 report details military deployment from Port Washington and Annapolis to Fort McHenry at the request of Maryland authorities. Governor's letter to the President seeks additional troops. Scene in Baltimore described as patrols roam city, monuments and private homes suffer arson and property damage. several officials and residents wounded or killed as disorder continues amid calls for stronger force and elections.
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Higdrance
Mornisgdihe
Smith
Su Division
Maryland
Ciizens
Tess
Priits
E. L. Finley
York Springs
Baltrmore
Samoxen Smrru
Seventh “Ward
Monument Square
Deliberati
Baltimore
U. States
United States
Port Washington
Annapolis
Fort M'ilenty
Fort M‘henry
C. A. Harris
Wer
Barrimowr
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THE
Adams Sentinel and
General Advertiser
Bartimore
Tenth Ward
Johnson and
Glenn
Git
Porn Itith
Bentzinger
Lieut
Adame
U. S. Navy
Alexander Cheves
Kangdon Cheves
Col
Finley
Henricke
S. Baker, Jr
Hunt
Mayo, Ws
John L. Smith
Troo
Washington & Annapoliz
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