Abolition and Liberty Faith in the 1830s Era
A fiery letter by William E. Cuannina defends pressing rights and the press, urges constancy for truth, and links sacrifice to slavery abolition. The document contrasts abolitionists with slaveholders, defends free discussion, and contextualizes anti slavery sentiment amid political battles and public notices across Illinois Missouri and national debates.
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Piasa House Opens for Travelling Community in Alton
Alton announces the Piasa House at the corner of Piasa and Fourth streets. Mrs Fe Watt asserts the large commodious house will provide recreation and comfortable accommodation for travellers, seeking public patronage with confidence in its success. Dec 30, 1836.
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