The Great Question of Slavery in Society and Law
A fragmented excerpt debates slavery’s moral and legal status. It argues there is no divine or natural right to enslave, condemning oppression as unjust and asserting liberty as universal. The passage contrasts virtuous and wicked people, insisting justice requires freeing the oppressed and resisting racial justifications for slavery.
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Ae Nordla
Mivi
Ainly
Ciod
Isilliens
Vierinns Egies (Oy Eatin For Vengeance, Aid Thief of the Tow Udeudeen
Opecesen
Sobbaoth
Lavou
Royary
United States
Orree
Chia
al Anen
Hell
Algiers
Five States
Milwaukie
Hey
Trieste
Pole Bikeatsy
Palle Willeran
Ubery
Yale Ie
Revivalist Debate Signals Split Among Denominations
The New York correspondent for the National Intelligencer reports rising excitement in the Presbyterian Church over Histestor Bush's Resurrection work and its sharp attacks from several clergymen. A belated reply argues the author’s points, defending belief in a spiritual body while denying a natural resurrected form, prompting political and religious reactions across states.
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New York
National Intelligencer
Skimmer
Bia Egamaplu
Belive
Calamity talk and political clash in tumultuous session
A chaotic scene unfolds in the House as an appropriation bill stirs fierce debate. Discussions contrast with quotations on church wealth and moral critique, while remarks by Giddings and Black trigger heated exchanges and threats amid a volatile atmosphere.
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Blickvof Georgi
Fr. Giddings
Mr. Black
Black
Giddings
Tor
Rey
Blak
Gidedings
Georgia
Jilére
Sinanins Neelianbely
Giteinus
Ian
McKay
Roxy
Fragmented Voice of Slavery Debates and Liberty Claims
Debated snippet shows references to slavery, freedom, and constitutional justice. Mentions Yeager, Monroe, Randolph, Barrick, and ideological clashes over liberty, religion, and Union vitality amid conflated rhetoric about abolition and constitutional order. Reader-friendly tone with scattered excerpts.
Emancipation and the Slave Power’s Global Reach
The piece argues that slavery corrupts free labor markets and political systems through treaties and diplomacy. It cites France 1831, cotton profits, debt crises, and the rise of abolitionism, urging the Liberty Party to unite for constitutional restoration and abolition of slave power.
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Grewlee
Hose
Seling
Yebole
Orel
Europe
Sourseya
Banlsi Aha
Fsi
USA
Ludge King
Ohio
Becwoge
Cuceind
selfiah_borpoys
Ile
Liberty Party
Washington
Gleanings Refers to Porter and Local Incidents
A fragmentary item notes Governor Porter of Pennsylvania in six years of administration granting pensions and cites a tavern incident in Nashville involving two brothers and whiskey as a wager. It mentions disunion contrasting with unity and a reference to Massachusetts towns and a transport survey with a value of 2600.
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Porter
Pennsylvania
Naxaville
United States
United State
Massachusetts
Pavia
Fragmented 1844 anti slavery and republican speech
The text records a 1844 public discourse arguing for pure republican principles, equality before the law, and opposition to slavery. It references political parties, a Milwaukie conspiracy analogy, and calls for liberty and justice while criticizing Whigs and Democrats for slaveholding.
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