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The Anti Slavery Bugle

Location

Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1852

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Anti-Slavery Bugle subscription terms and editors

The Anti-Slavery Bugle issue lists weekly Salem Oregon publication details with subscription rates: 91.50 prepaid, 91.75 within six months, 92.00 delayed. It notes bond numbers for subscribers, and urges wider circulation via interested readers. It lists communications to manager Henryson and advertising agent Auntie Kowox with addresses.

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Bible Slavery Debate Echoes in 1852 Public Letters

In a 1852 letter from H Wright and others, debate over whether the Bible sanctions slavery is aired. The piece argues the Bible cannot justify slaveholding, stressing that true religion must uphold liberty and condemns slavery as contrary to justice.

Harsanthor Dean Mantes Te Bitte

The Cost of War Navy Expenditures and Harvard’s Turmoil

A fragmentary Harvard University text argues that the United States spends vast sums on naval power, far surpassing university endowments, and contrasts wartime budgets with educational funding. It laments military preparations and questions the value of neglecting learning in favor of war readiness.

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Lectures on temperance and anti slavery in Connecticut

John B Gough delivers remarks cited in a Connecticut temperance society report. The text recounts reactions to dress codes, moral reform, and social tensions over abolitionist ideas, with vivid anecdotes of clergy, deacons, and parishioners reacting to reformist rhetoric and the movement’s vigor.

Doubtful Political Drift Mentioned in Hickmont Beuniner

A fragmentary excerpt from the Hickmont Beuniner recounts a controversial figure and debate over a “MASTER ESTATE AND OF SLAVES IN CAROLINA.” It portrays a dramatic scene with a woman and a cigarette intrusion, ending with a decisive departure.

Dougtam Caniaele Hickmont Sonnter Draglaas Carolina

Anti-Slavery Convention in Michigan Report Drafted

The Valvo of the Fugitive notes a Michigan anti slavery convention held Hebruary 24 in Javkenn Court House with delegates from across the state. A committee reported resolutions sparking debate, urging support for the Fugitive, inviting a Tiliness resident lecturer, and planning contact with a Western anti-slavery society agent from Ohio to participate.

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Anti Slavery Visit Noted at Albany by Wartsth Topp

Wartsth Topp and Mr Garrison visit Albany where they are hosted by Me Wile Hin Al Topp. The occasion highlights friendship and hospitality despite harsh weather and river ice. Topp praises the antislavery cause and the uplift of free colored populations. The piece also mentions a plague appearing in Toland of Macoria with alarming ravages.

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