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09 Feb 1849

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The Anti Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio

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The Anti Slavery Bugle

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Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1849

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Anti Slavery Bugle celebrates moral consistency and union stance

The Anti Slavery Bugle issue announces its weekly publication from Salen Ohio by the Western Anti Slavery Society Executive Committee. It argues against Union with slaveholding governments or churches, calls for moral consistency, and urges circulation in the West while detailing subscription terms and aim to spread anti slavery truth through news, extracts, and moral notes. It also critiques Northern and Southern labor questions and advocates active abolition over mere contention with slavery, urging readers to support the paper and its principles.

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Emancipation debates and Cuban plantation views in Jamaica

A Jamaican author reports on a Havana discussion among sugar planters and Cuban merchants about emancipation. The letter argues emancipation could succeed with improved labor, cites Cuban practices, and notes Cuba’s greater slaveholding concentration, limited slave trade, and the possible impact on Jamaica’s sugar industry. It compares Virginia and New York prosperity, reviews anti slavery sentiment in Cuba, and references church and political conversations on liberty and race.

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Progress of Freedom and Slavery in the Union Debated

A northern perspective laments the spread of slavery and argues for Congress to restrict or end slavery in new territories and jurisdictions. The article traces abolitionist pressure, political shifts, and debates over extending free soil principles, highlighting figures and events driving anti slavery policy.

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