Resolutions Denounce Slavery Read After Declaration
After prayer and the reading of the Declaration of Independence, a meeting approved a set of resolutions denouncing slavery as a national sin. They assert enslaved Africans are men with natural rights, urge immediate emancipation, and condemn colonial laws and the domestic slave trade. The resolutions call for publication in newspapers and close with praise for the peaceful conduct of discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Conger
F. D. Parrish
Rev. L. Conger
Mr Salmon
United States
Free States
Africa
E. Judson
F. D. Parish
Ohio
Atlas
Ohio Observer
Anti-Slavery Meeting and Political Commentary Across Periods
The text reports an Anti-Slavery meeting in Lyme on the fourth with measured restraint on resolutions and contrasts human reason with brute force. It notes Count Survelliers leaving for London, Pope denouncing press liberty, Van Buren praising Calhoun, and a Bank of America dividend amid cash scarcity and public funds criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyme
Count Survelliers
Joseph Buonaparte
Naples
Spain
London
Philadelphia
Martin van Buren
Cicognani
Calhoun
Pittsburg Gaz
Bank of America
Dai. Adz
Norwalk
Main Street
J.P. M’ardle
Marriages Documented in New York and Ohio
In Sodus New York on the 12th by Rev Spalding Thomas Wickham of Huron wed Catharine Proseus of Sodus. In Milan on the 14th by Rev Punderson Atexaxapern McClure wed Mary Nougeent, both of Milan. In Sandusky City on the 12th by Rev Nash Ina W Bowen wed Es Ther Brown, both of Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodus
N. Y
Spalding
Thomas Wickham
Huron
Catharine Proseus
Milan
E. Punderson
Atexaxapern M’clure
Mary NouGeEnt
Sandusky City
A. Nash
Ina W. Bowen
Esther &. Brown
Monroeville
Death notice for Sicas K Merap in Bronson
Died in Bronson on the 17th at 6 30 A M Sicas K Merap son of E W and R Mead in the 16th year of age after a short painful illness borne with patience and fortitude the article notes the approaching dissolution and includes a quatrain. The notice then lists commodities including wheat whisky beef and pork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Sicas K. Merap
E. W
R. Mead
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Cnuarurs Smith
Dewirt Clinton
Fairbank Church
Capt. Church
Church
Troy and
Erie
Byram H. Squires
N. York
Zid &H
Moon
Upper Lake
Norwalk Luyen
Huron — Township
Robert Carpenter
Fitchville
Jenkins & Tracy
New York
Spuis
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Welland Canal
Lake Erie
Erie Canal
Buffalo
Albany
Norton Cartsie & Co
Crarves Suvi, Jr
T. M. Sovruwick
Broad St
N. B
Norwatx
Axton and Perryssure Railrood Company
James Justice
U. H. Peak
Norwalk Lugen
Wm. W. Watros
Fitchville Township
Lovila A. Day
Joseph C. Curtiss
Clinton
Ruggles Township
Huron County
Guian M'Connel
Episcopal Church
Gilkey Morton
John Whyler
Johan Whyler
Stephen Meeker
Berlin
Lake Shore
John W. Brooks
Charles Stem
Cyrus Call
Charles Kellogg
J. P
W. Baker
Japp & Baker
Joseph Skinner
Timothy Baker
Mary
S. A. Smith
Clark
S. Patrick
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Vermillion
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Hartland
Townsen
Fairfield
New Haven
Greenfield
Peru
Ridgefie Perkins
Danbury
Ripley
Portland
Pen
Ruggles
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Pitchville
Greenfield Peru
Ridgefiel
Saids
Perkins
Oxford
Margaret Portland
Florence
Wakeman
Townsend
Sherman
Norwich
New
MO. W. Vredenburgh
Huron Co
O. Norwalk
John Miller
M. B
TH. F. Hawi
Whyler
Ohn Whyler
Whyter
Lancaster Ohio Insurance Comany
K. Andrews
Lancaster Ohio Insurance Co
E Gray & Cgo
A. R. Marsh
KE. Gray & CO
Iustians, Stripes, Brown Linen, &cc
Standart
Hamilton & Co
T. Hamilton
M. Kimball's
Eagle Hotel
Tiffin
PQY
Washington Street
Perry Street
Springfield
Lower Sandusky
Alex. Mason
Tifin
Lyme Township
Columbus and
Sandusky
J. J. Schoch
John Beardsley
COLT
O. Jenney
Huront River
Greencreek Township
Sandusky County
Lower
Izra C. Seaman
IF. Griswold & CO. RE
Capt. B. Drake
Oxford Township
Cooke’s Corners
Portland Road
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