Anti-Slavery Bugle Excerpts from Salem Ohio Notes
The issue from Salem Ohio publishes subscription terms and a long report on the American Anti-Slavery Society convention. It covers prices for six month and yearly plans, publication details, and notes from a convention with speeches by Douglass and others. The piece quotes Lloyd Garrison defending abolition and arguing disunion if slavery persists.
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Witd Tienda
American Anti-Slavery Society
Tvett
Liberty Party
Somonne
United States
Arvin Houdl
Parker Milley
Che
Syructes
Aketeh
Gore Smith
C. Burleigh
Smith
Wn Grewaly
Burleigh
New England
Massachusetts
Eaton
Willian Lloyd Garrison
May
Douglass
Remood
Ward
Doug
Anse
Abolitionist Report on Slavery and Union Politics
A Massachusetts abolitionist pamphlet announces the Eighteenth Annual Report by the Massachusetts Anti Slavery Society. It comments on Calhoun and Garrison, critiques the two main slavery positions, and advocates decisive action against slavery within the Union. The piece lauds Cannoy’s stance, urges firm grounds on abolition, and warns against delaying tactics while urging readers to confront the issue head on.
Fragments on Carolina Conflict and War Rhetoric
An 19th century style lament notes turmoil across Carolina from Savannah to the coast. Describes drums, banjos, muskets, and riotous scenes as factions clash over slavery and national allegiance in a prose mosaic of satire and alarm.
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Tronting
Laonieville Journal
Thue
Bourd Carolina
Savannah
Pirteo
Suintin
Amos
Carolina
Nvat
Greece
Phac
Sandinlers
Great Juggler of Compromise in a United States Stance
Fragmented text presents a draft of a historic compromise debate on California’s statehood and slavery. It references figures like Mr Quincy, Ashlaril, and Lipwnt of Preedons, with telegraph hints and a range of constitutional resolutions. The page discusses territorial admission, boundaries, and the federal approach to slavery in new territories, plus provisions about the District of Columbia slave trade and postulations on fugitive and labour laws.
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Arnel
Jetus
Lenvor
Hell
Mr. Cuaron
Allowamens Fir
Cactioun
Quincy Atylon
Ashlaril
Joe
Preedons
Telegraph
Hare
Amy Wiggest
Califrnia
U. States
Walifirain
State of
Texas
Rio del Norte
Etic
New Shexiea
Gust Wiirlly
Abel Eo Ware
United States
Spain
New Mexico
Plate
Aleo Hint
Shite
Mexico
Columbia
Congress
Circular on Slavery and Church Refusal in Cincinnati
A circulated circular from Cincinnati dated November 20, 194 denounces slavery within American churches and urges Protestant denominations to repudiate slaveholding. It argues sin of slavery is evident, calls for repentance, and requests all denominations to join the effort led by a committee including Avoniera, Wexny Buisman, Breve, and others to adopt anti slaveholding measures.
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Armerica
Ile
Carmony
Ganson
Howe
Colin Chuivettion
Cliriatiena
Cliriatians
Denver
Eery Nolomi Qrestion
Avoniera
Wexny Buisman
Breve
A. Tera
Joma T. Lewy
Bamvet Deiwrimy
Ghoopatan
Cann
M. Wa
Fragmented 19th Century Debate on Annexation and Slavery
Fragmentary text discusses Counte, Cylon balance of power in Congress, and annexation to keep slave and anti-slavery factions even. References drift from Canada, Great Britain, and Mexico to a broader colonial history, warning against northern territorial expansion and its impact on the Union.
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Counte
Cylon
CIA
Turkey
Northyert
Mexico
N.Y
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Ohio
Oriven Jones
Jauna Bawxany
the Bugle
Ruth
John Knox
Mitivelavery
Gannon
Tony
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Glowl
Nis
Dia
Wien
Lloyd Garrison
Report of the
Massachiasetts A
Society
Mare Mochimoty
Seeley
Clareland
Aurion
Weis
Mogren
Calhoun
Garrison
Urar Sr. Haxvon
Bobolda
Caenoux
Ian
Welliel
Caar
Bestros
Keen
Randy
Conten
Ewartaing
Chey
Billingsgate
Bellona
Clay
Aetad Aula
Peren Panney
Grorja
Perr Voryn
Peter Parley
Peter Parle
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