Anti Slavery in US Mission Boards Sparks Controversy
The Anti Slavery Bugle criticizes the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions for links with slaveholding and colonial rule. It cites Cherokee and Choctaw policies, boycotts of abolitionists, and calls for reform amid church alliances with British missions and Turkish Armenian efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
A. S
Calviniatic Church
America
Aimérican Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Traut Society
American Bible
Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Presbyterian and Congregational Churchea
United States
Ansertown
Pel
Turkey
Tance
Church of Great Britain
Africa
Avolina
Dalin Leight
Battyrab
Ito
Missionary Board
Missionarica
Mey
Cheeling
Aleo
SB. Tenat
Tndiga
Treat
Wbethin
Alyres
Pune
A Curious Montgomery Debate on Slavery Legislation
A Mobile Daily Advertiser correspondent from Montgomery reports a heated statehouse debate over a bill to extend slavery. Howard of Mobile argued for harsher measures, urging the abolition of slavery and broader family security, while others feared harsh universal changes. The discussion touched on refugees, legal standpoints, and potential exemptions, with the debate delaying the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Daily Advertiser
Montgomery
Alabama
Howard
Mobile
Alent
Carne
Anye
Fetter
Process of Outrage in Kansas and Missouri Turmoil
Fragmented account describes violence surrounding anti slavery tensions in 1833. It recounts lynchings, mob activity, and political clashes between abolitionists and pro slavery factions, including preserved names of figures and towns like Leavenworth, Platte County, and Parkville. The piece notes suppression of dissent, threats to officials, and vigilantism by Missouri settlers resisting Free State influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urily
Platte County
Missouri
Jarkville
Loniong
Per
Preewey
Editore and Publishers
Park
Waa
Patterson
Fetta
Parkville
Laverency
Heavensworth City
Matanlen
Jentling
Orld
Mulren
Alice
McCrea
Clark
MeCrea
Tatty
Hiccominniudar
Fort Leavenworth
Thos
Miss Crow
Plige
Offenes
Alesio
Guy
Reeder
Phillips
Leavenworth
Philipe
Joreas
Mhillijy
Lin Hy
Dourt
Ward
Phillipa
Migrat Pro- Slavery Association of Missouriana
Tivo Lodge
Onascratomia
Kanes Territory
Parker
Kirby
Mie
Feta
Parkee
Die Ter
William
Mysterious Roman Masters and Postwar Poverty Allegory
Fragmented OCR notes describe a poetic meditation on hardship amid a postwar setting. It mentions Societal land ownership, the township areas of Sirwit and Mildetony, and a Western Railroad influence, with contemplations on wealth, virtue, and the struggle of laborers in a transformed community. The text references a society funding land allotments and the moral cost of progress, ending with reflections on peace and unrest.
Free State movement in Western Texas sparks foreigner debates
The piece argues that Germans, French, Swiss, Hungarians and other foreigners oppose slavery and push for a free state in Western Texas. It notes North leaders backing the cause, calls for restricting foreign citizenship, and describes a broader social and political ferment with references to taxation, wealth, and regional loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faote
Texas
Crrate
Party of Freedom
Hergfire
Infidelity and Slavery in a 19th Century Debate
The account describes a Presbyterian minister traveling to New Deluna aboard a seafaring vessel with a Southern captain. A discussion about slavery polarizes the cleric and captain, exposing tensions between religion and policy. The minister expresses no fear of losing Southern support yet questions the church’s stance. The voyage strands him with crewmembers reading aloud, while a friend notes the absence of clear religious conviction in the minister’s beliefs. The writer, accompanying FRR from Kentucky, hints at broader tensions across faith and slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sime
Presbyterian
Old
Satoul
New Deluna
Opin
Eae
Ty Reanaian
Lidy
Craw
Essing
Coursa
Ammler
Nspa
Tauat
Eyal Spaloc
Clare
Secon
Tauiafed
Lea
Syme
Hem
Kenturky
Rupe Jemen
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NO. Iit
Irwan
Daerox
Troat Endunior
Mirelomarien
Snow
American Board
Utina
New York
Ind
Tiwne Interienarion
Aril
Ciee
Eleorlore
Monsense
Dia Pour
Atwetown
Missionarien
Conestar
Ipa
Liwna
Adina
Boston
Cox
Britheh Christiana
Parker Pillsbury
Newcastle
Boolety
Times
Polar
United
Jonn
Aarery
Sionie
Detroit
Harrard
Col
Delta
Mbit
Kansas
Daw
Clow
Shipnon
Horn of Ravens
Tienes
Feesvingen
Gove Renturani
Ptliss
Uie
St. Louie
Ann Rolls
Tuyd
Aed
Maine
Theo Trode
Everyelig
Hart
Allis
Luking
Wailing
Sanyal
Oregon
Daniel
Daniel L
Col. Cloyd
Nfm
Londee
Lawrence
Belo Kugrapha
Fenane
Sureibitaie
Romeo
Tulet Annual Report
Postearium
Hamas
Vent Western Railroad
Wmvitown
Lwennys
Ealie- Hooely
Io Canada
Keptia
Lloyds
Imag
Enso
Emu
Farid Mor
Sirte
Noel
Cresapeake Bay
Maryland
Scotland
McDernatt
Roy
Baltimore
Spain
Chinas
Java
Mieatioaich
Dol
Llasd
Pier
Calor
Mlatrens
Waellington Union
St. Domingo
Whoas
Marristhegi
Celmon
Ina Vronel
Sevantopol
Catharine Contac
Lancaster
Olifand Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Patman
E Oo
Jaleiku Dnaner
Puce
Bell River
Sumer
Her
Treasushius
Hawa
Agatit
H.mallock
Waneen
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