WHAT THE TIMES SAYS OF PRENTICE AND THE CHIVALRY
A fragmentary New York Times critique describes Prentice and the Kentucky street conflict, noting the South’s chivalry as viewed by the Times. It mocks the defense of slavery and highlights hypocrisy, while comparing Southern manners to brigand behavior.
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THE
NEW York Times
Prentice and the Chivalry
Kariucky
South
Christendom
Thuretay
Jetlon
Kentucky
Goring
Mara
Forrow
Durett
Gascon
Virwines
North Cytalian Aimat
New York
Alexacilur
Anti Slavery Faith Shapes Northern Strength and Liberty
Amanifesto-like piece argues that abolitionism fuels moral renewal and political redemption for the American people. It lauds free speech, free presses, and free ballots, denounces proslavery forces, and asserts humanity's innate principle of universal liberty as the path to victory over oppression.
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North
Esistones
America
Danik
Ilehia
Redemption
Jesus
Another Slave Hunt in Philadelphia Reported
The Anti Slavery Bugle calls out a renewed slave chase in Philadelphia. The text condemns kidnapping and urges liberty supporters to join a forthcoming convention and the emancipation cause. It blends political attack on Democrats with praise for abolitionist efforts and announces organizers for an anniversary of the Western Anti Slavery Society.
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Parsons
Exon
Western Anti-Slavery Society
Pease
Avnaitas Brooke
Marlboro
Kesey G. Tuowas
Salem
Thewengey Hoover
Mates
Yor Woos
Chank Tresvorn
Cus Pnappie
Ronen Mritts
Savor Lis
Fairmount
Persecution in Mechanicburgh and slave reform cries
Fragmented report from Mechanicburgh details citizens resisting federal arrest and persecution by US marshals amid broader anti slavery sentiment. It cites arrests in Cincinnati and Green County, references Governor Chase, and condemns federal coercion while urging unity for liberty and abolitionist causes.
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Hin Markes
PF. W. Greenough
Mechaniceburgh
Rutan
Buffinger
Ballwin
Nolle
Price Morris
Azro
Mann
Rodney Mason
Enq
United States
Marehale
Church
Elliott
Wolcott
Unie
Ilis
Bam
le Nur
Importation Of Negroes Under Constitutional Rule
Legal argument outlines that Congress cannot apply to importations from Africa if not treated as the slave trade. It contrasts European emigrants and domestic contracts, claiming state courts would handle any disputes. The piece suggests public opinion could effectively end slavery in the states, with Southern slave traders arguing federal authority has no say.
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Church of Christ
Hur
Tive
Gui
Fes
Christ
Anthony Sunday School Unive
United States
Supreme Court
Ramous
Pomparajonate
Jesus
Naar
Hasd
Democratic New Lisboa
Ohi State Journal
Stark County
Ohio
Enid
Lacaune
Bopart
Leon
Marty
Cough Thor
Fredom
Nnman
Olio
Wanderly
Thad & Paik
Mochaniceburgh
Beernee
Land of His
Baleut
Warten
Stuvions
Door
Enme
Lawrence
S7ih
Lithanya
bin Evidiers
Walker
Free State
Topeka
O Io
Jan Riveny
Congress
Athos
Africa
Germany
Iceland
Europe
Elall
Thornfore
Ona Solan
Prange
West India Islands
Tia
Tabor
Ihiq
Gol
Peibons
Mileone
Thorry
Wool
Piervo
Walla
Antonor
Lowafornia
Porvenpiut
Joll
Davie
Gothmunding
Civil Department
Dayia
United State
Paulahaunkin
Reformatories and Prison Reform Questions for America
A long list of reformative questions on prisons and reform schools, addressing labor, funding, discipline, self support, supervision, and the relative success of European and American systems. The inquiry seeks opinions from an American friend on wages, costs, conditions, and policies affecting discharged prisoners and ongoing reform efforts.
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Henin
Chum
R. Johnston
Shateman
Ston
Cionauie
Tn Vriening
Prajadiqne
Tibia
Dawn
Jodger
Slaveha Lilera
Pillelphia Police
Philadelphia
Saley, Ohio
BET
Uve
Barine
Assox
Republican Party
Union
Amy K
Chase
Posten
Eallonda Benj
Jones
Jty
Alliance
J OF
Mechanicsburgh
Jim
Charles Parlunge
New Orleans
Parlunge
Purlange
Theo
Camden and Amboy
Witnenses
Mtr
Wallace
Bahens Corona
Parlange
Ant Thie
Anthy
Mike
Ree
Baltimore Oslaveholders
Norator
David Wanderlaude
Weadi
Fuess
Marsal
Hina Sinew
Cynthinon
Covington
Kansas News
Mont Truly
Frewtom
Dr. Lee
Richmond Christian Advocate
Tanny
Richmond Va
Cherie
Sandom
Eon
Leavitt
Wu Ling
Feeavitt
Malone
Kane
Neture
Rowan & Wey
Broadway
Peive
Nail
Fowler & Welle
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Hittaburgh Gazettes
Ister
Land of Liberty
Marien Davesvowe
Beietel
Laygland
Olie
al. Reomlit
Mathew Davenport
Recorder of
Birmingham
United Staw
Enes
Enoh
West
Aierica
Thomas Wright
Manchesor
Privonere
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