Anti-Slavery Waggle Publication in Salem Weekly
An 19th century notice speaks of the Anti Slavery Waggle held weekly in Salem Col Co. It outlines subscription terms including 1.00 per year paid in advance and 1.00 per annum if delayed, with distribution aims and targeted readership among subscribers and families in the circulation.
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Manis IL Bonixeo
Elinor
Allothers
Byte Mourxeon
Publishing Age
Webter
Lviveet
Evnr
Elena
Praudert
Devil Bay
Asmer
Rome
Vimaelt
Hell
Fragmented Essay on Government, Theology and Capital Punishment
A long, garbled passage discusses government, divine rule, and the morality of hanging. It questions punitive practices, debates whether ministers should defend capital punishment, and muses on the relationship between theology and state power, using scattered references to philosophy and scripture.
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Wriday
Iowa
Loglebati
David Miia
Nile
Shane
Tinierera
Dently
Sean
Fragmented 19th Century Text on Non-Intervention and Slavery
Fragmentary OCR passage references Edmund Quincy on non intervention and debates about slavery, with fragmented mentions of speeches, locations, and figures. The garbled text includes scattered names, dates, and events, presenting a puzzle of historical discourse without clear, standalone facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Quincy
Rossath and the Mexican War in The Pittsburgh Saturday Visiter
The article discusses Rossath and the Mexican War with references to Kossuth and political figures. It mentions The Western Citizen and public opinion on slavery, while noting reactions to Koenuth’s influence and a call for demotic duty amid partisan glare. The text reflects contemporary political debate and press commentary.
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Frederich Doula
Kossuth
Baxedon & Randy Foundation
Winsley
Koenuth
Sue Fine
Ayer
Berry
Berry Thonhittil Tin
Mey
Welvetier
Millard Pilaore
Daniel Webster
Napoleon
Pir
Stoueas
Hivwileerd
Hanineead Taj
Clater
Mnie Vipini
Travis
Cawarilly
Taylor
Walnayte
Koomil
Commonwealth of Mya Enchunetis Teally
Sanottier
Commonwealth of Mananchusntia
Preambles and Resolution From Aluberns Conference
The Aluberns conference of Moveoutint Episcopal Church adjourned with a resolution disapproving the rising practice of suppers, muppers, fairs, and concerts used to raise funds for benevolent objects. It states the conference will not countenance these events amid concerns over their mounting frequency and perceived benevolence as justification.
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Aluberns Conference
Episcopal Church
Ira
Twentieth Annual Meeting of Me Wassnebite Thaselty J. 8. Sveiely
A fragmentary report describes a meeting with dense orations on slavery, liberty, and national politics. It references antislavery sentiment, debates over the Fugitive Slave Law, and calls for public action, with numerous political names and locations implied but partly garbled.
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Sveiely
Alin Mage Peliinetty
Sigwery
Bowiery van Dost
Phurslay
Eta
Kemminl
Flint Neehidens
Evel Hatin
Jartient
Phorwiee
Yan
MTN
Cirermstaneen
Juiavlorl
Roel
Prortion
Mapactio
Iit
Tony Ro
Voling
United States
Mpc
Chattain
Burke
Burling
Col Biree
America
Beitieh
Sieceas
Stiny
Webster
New York
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Hasnou
Pope Pine
Chapmeter
Biutbeli Hoole
Bats
Baglin
Baglin Mr. Quairery. Teiss
Tvs Forte Het the Tower
Orl
Theerylire
Uae
Doerner Iy
Poooritene
Aly Qaawy
Liverks
Firaow Af Ertien
Hietinth
Alexion
Svete Tome
Abelingg Isle
Enghalia
Pree
Colorad Peajie
Rossath
Spfech
Wendell
Wally Reporteo
I Tehriat
Serena
Hitraine
Neal
Yorks
Taneer Wetter
Tome Vieira
Grant Clarges
Ian
Eero Sofiens
Alitens
Ty Vien Hipetorn
Wl Heat Society
Lhia
Mr. Webuth
Kansas
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