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The Anti Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio

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The Anti Slavery Bugle

Location

Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1847

Page

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Local notice from Salem Ohio listing names and roles

Fragmentary public notice from Columbiana County Ohio with names including James Barnaby and Elizabeth Jon and several others. It appears to name agents and purchasers or claimants in a property or construction matter, but many words are garbled.

Columbiana Mahoningy General Assembly State of Ohio Artichinett Reer Ujwin United States Washington Hibley Charles Fh. Goddard John Martin Alfred P. Edgerton Philadelphia Accowne Virginia South Thor Methodist Church Accomac Seaburgh Austin Spain Snow Hill Guilford God of Peace Merronnde W. F. Pont Civ House of Representatives Russell Portage Vallandigham Clark Franklin Noble Wathindiham Senate Westington Merald

The Ransom Letter to Frederick Douglass and Reply

A fragmentary transcription presents a pro‑freedom call to Frederick Douglass, arguing against a slaveholding certificate and urging Douglass to claim freedom. The author condemns the print’s “certificate” as a sale of person and soul, urging Douglass to reject it and align with liberty and humanity.

Frederick Douglass Dean Paronnons Tharchald Crick Douglas United States Republic Piers Elaings Thor Kha Mankind God Wiel Thomas Auld Americ Wodovin Arb Eo Pimie Elain

Fre e papers and slave rights in Douglass letter debate

Frederick Douglass defends purchase papers as a legitimate step toward freedom arguing the act releases him from slavery rather than creates ownership. he contrasts with passport rules and asserts the broader injustice of slaveholding, urging continued fight against oppression despite political consequences.

Auli United States Imo Sam Hugh Auld Pirehose Kay Howe Frederick Douglass Unc Douglass Staten Prederick Douglass

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