Abolition debates and slave trade rhetoric in 1830s press
A dense review of anti slavery sentiment, abolitionist writings, and ecclesiastical disputes. It cites editorials on abolition in New England and Pennsylvania, comments on slave trade practices in Missouri and Virginia, and critiques of Parker and Campbell figures shaping Baptist and Presbyterian thought.
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Vania
Pennsylvat
Buren
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Conti
The
Missouri Republican
Suaves
Gop
Boston Recorder
New York State Anti-Slavery Society
Nexson
Boston
Brother Tracy
Zion’s (Baptist) Advocate
Portland
Maine
Advocate
New Albany
Indiana
Parker
Alexander Campbell
Western
Daniel Parker
Cuba Insurrection Rumor Denied by American Observer
The letter from New York argues that reports of a Cuban slave revolt are unfounded and exaggerated. It notes Cuba’s small free colored population, orderly history, strong military and naval forces, wealth, and capable governor, making insurrection unlikely.
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New York Daily Express
Cusa
Cuba
North
South America
Crsa
Darien
Geo
Edwin E. Roberts
Roberts
Telegraph
Dusvarr
Wisconsin
Congress of the United States
Dubuque
Belmont
2D Regiment of Dragoons
New York
Fort Monroe
Secretary of War
Florida
Jesup
Walrr
Richard H. White
Washington
Treasury
New York Gazette
American Institute
Natchez
Poindexter
Ocean Steam Navigation Company
New Orleans
Indiana
Texas
United States
Soublette
Venezuela
Carabano
Laudaeta
Castillejo
Terre Haute
Lyman Rathbun
Pittsburgh
New York Courier
Congress
Noah Rollins
Sanbornton
N. H
Benntd
Alabama
Quebec
Maine
Kennebec
Daniel H. Miller
Tampico
House of Lizardi & Co
Louis McLane
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
Aaron O. Dayton
City of
State Department
Dickens
Senate
Havana
Lucas
Ohio
Louis Phillippe
Marlboro
Boston
Europe
Michigan
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Northarolina
Gov. Marcy
Birney
Cincinnati
Times
American Society
Carnahan
Stuart
Philadelphia Observer
Chicago
Jacksonville
Springfield
Carrolton
Whitehall
Knoxville
Rraston
Winchester
Peoria
Princeton
Canton
Galena
Jerseyville
Alton
Lower Town
Middletown
Upper Town
New York State
Anti-Slavery Society
Saxeamo Famens
Sangamo County
Illinois
Missouri Argus
Elijah
Lovejoy
Cranch
Argus
Post Office
TNC
Kendall
Mr. K
Mobile
St. Louis
Hanover Correét
Blythe
John Witherspoon
D.D
Camden
D. C
Witherspoon
Joan Fintey Crowe
Dr. Witherspoon
Presbyterian
Porter
Berener
Juno— ‘ Flechere
Alexander Porter
Dolphin
St. John’s Bar
Col. Brooks
Mackey
U.S. Army
Davin Nelson
Quincy
Ill
Marion County
American Tract Society
Charles the
France
Goritz
William M’lain
Theological Seminary
New Haven
First Presbyterian Church
Washington City
D.C
Dickinson Gotrece
Carlisle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alton Observer
Zion
Solomon
God
Israel
Satan
Mr. P
Tower of Babel
Rome
Jacob
Christ
Leah
Rachel
West
Sandwich Islands
J. S. Green
Christian Examiner
Groriry
True
N. Y
Arriva
Santa Anna
Manuel Cespeder
Jose Mn. Castillo Iberia
Cos
Bavan Mallett
Bilbo and
Pithon
Opelousas Gaz
Vorace
Exerano
Inpta
Mepi- Terranean
Rep Sra
Great Britain
Minerva
Bombay
Liverpool
Hugh Lindsay
Red Sea
England
Manchester Guardian
Friends OF the Cause
American Anti-Slavery Society
Free States
Lewis Tappan
Columbus Geo. Herald
Girard
Ala
N. VY. Amer
Exyria
Perrysburgh
Wood County
James H. Eells
Presbyterian Church
Eells
Maumee
Gov. Lucas
Bandir
Asia Minor
Secretary of the Treasury
Bangor
Bangor Morn
Post
London
Algiers
Lake Erie
Monkwearmouth
Phillips
York
John Y. Mason
General Court
J. F. May
New York Express
Mexico
Madrid
Cortes
Domingo
Mona
Havanna
Turks Island
W.L. Sloss
Supreme Court
United States District Court
Messrs
Watts & Norvet
W. Wacker & Co
Nushoiti
Tenn
W. P. Winchester
Esq
Joan Reap
Joseph Hasker
Jackson
Preasant
M. Mirurr
Walker & Arkeson
Memphis
Joan Bronx
Summerville
Joux M. Peer
Rock Spring
Honan Ae
Shawneetown
Illinoie
W. J. Gatewoon
Equality
J.m.mccarents
A. Destap
Rushville
E. B. Wear, Esq
Carmi
Alen
Tontine Row
Hobart Caunter
Bernard Bowring
American Sunday School Union
Charles Cecil
Amarantha Literary Present
Randolph Roscoe
Chauncey Coulton
Bristol College
Penn
Geo. Holton
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