Presbyterian Debate on Slavery Divides Oswego Assembly
A Buffalo Presbytery memorial urging action against slavery prompts moves to lay the matter on the table or refer it to a committee. Speakers critique Oswego and Dawage votes, while discussion on Judd's History of the Disruption weighs into General Assembly positions on slavery and potential church schisms.
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Sehool Persbyterian Assembly
Burralo
Presbyterian Assembly At
Buffalo
General Assembly
Aiken
Cox
Rochester Presbytery
Colations Beach
Ingersoll
M. Aikin
Oswego
Adam
Ol Adam
Mgr. Niles
Dresbytery
Dawage
Oswegn
Aikin
Holmes
Ab Boland
Presbyterian Church
Eddy
McLain
Mississippi
McGruder
Mississppi
Testate
New York
Assembly
Bnrrons
M. B
Western Reserve
United States
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Mipiscopal Church
Migria Courier
Tom Quarrel
G. D. L— Docr
Robin Red-Breast
Shay
The
Lorain Argus
Fantasticx Regiment
Billingsgate
Union
Debate on Slavery Chapter Moves in Wisconsin Assembly
A Wisconsin Assembly session discusses the circulation of a book chapter on slavery, with delegates debating postponement, expediency, and the author’s conclusions. Amendments, substitutions, and motions to delay surface as officials weigh north south tensions, church involvement, and potential impact on emancipation efforts.
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Cox
Judd
Niles
Wis
Wisconsin
Key
Magruder
Politiea
Sirenkato
Rollo
Cornwall
Ian
Rev
J. ©. Smith
Spencer
Smith
Endy
Eddy
Whigarty
Stoddard's Series of Americs a School Introduction
Township Guards and Lorain County School Directors urged to examine Stoddard's Series of American and related works with low prices for a steady introduction in schools. Advertisements note publishers Lampitt & Coy NYC and prices for spelling and authorship manuals. June 1853.
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Lorain County
Stoddard
Nelson
Ethneticol
Commish, Lampit & Coy
Soo
Ohio Journal of Relation
HP Broddland
Union
Central High Sewels
George B
Nica
Elyria
A.W. Paige
Post Office
Cleveland
Oho
Spring and Seasons Move Through a Poetic Monologue
A reflective prose piece laments the absence of spring while tracing seasonal personifications from Spring to Winter. It muses on memory, youth, and the poetical impulse, recalling childhood joys, nature’s beauty, and a lost loved one who linked to spring’s awakening. The narrator voices nostalgia and a gentle critique of poets avoiding seasonal themes.
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Autumn
Ana Hey Tove
Arbor
Grove
Brook
Tount
Ilaven
Earth
Anturmn
Junction Railroad progress and political critique noted
The piece surveys the Junction Railroad work, praising the construction progress led by Jackson & Baschgiren and references a completed track bed ready for iron. It also critiques political maneuvering for office, recounts the May Party, and lauds the Sandusky Register's editorial quality and exchanges.
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Boroa
Messrs. Jackson & Baschgiren
Aml
Howar
Ohio City
Ml Possible
Oakkind and Ottawa Co
Michigan
Jtunction
R. R. Cr
Beav er Island Mormons Accused of Attacks on Fishermen
Detroit papers report Mormons on Beaver Island allegedly torching houses, stealing fish gear and provisions, prompting Mackinac residents to convene meetings to defend property. Complaints note county officers are Mormon, raising fears of inadequate redress. Swine congestion since Hog ordinance cited as mild parallel to local unrest.
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Beaver Island
Detroit
Mackinick
Epirus
Convention for Colored People planned at Rochester July sixth
A call is issued for a National Convention of Colored people to meet in Rochester New York on July sixth to discuss improving conditions for brethren nationwide. A long, mixed current of local notices follows, including accidents and literary notices, with varied regional references and editorials.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Goo. G. Washburn
Kadler
VOR
Bowtot
New York
Philadelpha
Os Cha
Tribu Buildings
Pamaneeenia
Rochester N. York
American Association For the
Cleveland
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Seymane
Connecticut
Prussia
Petur V.vroom
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Tennessee
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Ohio
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Virginia
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Missouri
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Jonolulu
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Venice
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Ik Muryel
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Seneca Chunty
Supreme Court
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Cuyntingea County
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