The Anti-Slavery Bugle Title and Terms Explained
An 19th century prospectus for The Anti-Slavery Bugle of Salem outlines its mission to advance abolition through news moral tales and arguments. It details subscription prices, payment terms, trial periods, and distribution aims to widen circulation among abolition supporters and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Colinbiana Co. Chiny
Amri Stareny Society
Bvttanera Jones
Anton
Allathe
Jaune Banwany
Plea for the Opprovch Proscription in Ohio Schools
The article critiques a constitutional prohibition targeting schooling for black children, noting it barred colored youths from white schools while still taxing property for school funds. It cites cases of families like Mr. Low and Simon Moody, discusses burned and damaged black schools, and argues the law violates the U yet the dominant theme is protest against unequal education and its violent enforcement.
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Ohi
Vesy
Adoula
United States
Gladn
John Low
Lewin
Simon Moody
Chillicothe
China
Biod
Clement
Jackson Coy
Pike Co
Ohio River
Oio Canal
Benon Y Ween
Zanesville
Howe
Baptist Church
Mo Johnson
Virginia
White Mathodiet
Shymulf
Ware
Honan
Justin
Christ
Ohio
Antislavery Bugle discusses Christian duty on slavery in Ohio
Fragmented 1818 Antislavery Bugle text condemns state complicity in slave oppression. It cites abuses in churches denying colored members, urges action and sympathy, references memorials to Lord Palmerston, and warns of limited protections under law while calling for abolitionist measures and public justice.
Judicial Outrage in Cumberland County Court Ruling
The Cumberland County Court again rules in favor of Maryland kidnappers amid alleged racial injustice. Judge Mephorn advocates severe measures, seen as a tool for slavery, while the Presbyterian Crimes defense is criticized for hypocrisy. The article cites Daniel Kaulean as a referenced figure amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County
Moss
Daniel Kaulean
A Word from Africa on Slavery and Mission Work
A correspondent recalls Grorga Thompson among three imprisoned in Minwourt for anti slavery deeds. From Free Town Sierra Leone the letter describes a port city scene with ships, crowds, and vivid depictions of exchange and poverty. The writer laments whiskey trade and laments the impact of slavery, praising temperance and missionary efforts led by J. Smith and others.
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Grorga Thompson
Minwourt
Pree Tun
Sierra Leone
Prae
America
Free Town
Joremon
J. Smith
Rmore Street
Sycamore
Pont
Capwin
Elfvoors
Ahampaign &c. Ke
Raymond
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