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The Anti Slavery Bugle

Location

Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1849

Page

2

Dosing Negroes or a new mode of rans to the North

A lengthy anti abolition tract discusses fugitive slaves escaping to free states, praising church resistance to slavery while condemning abolitionists. It recounts a kidnapping attempt where two enslaved men were hidden in boxes aboard a dray, discovered at a depot, and sent to Philadelphia. The account critiques a local express agent Samuel A. Smith and criticizes a Richmond paper for defending or condemning actions, urging justice and humanity over harsh punishment.

Express Win I. Burrell Tyler Aduare Barrel Morreon Mr. B Sanford Elosa Sawney Columbian Motel Samuel A. Smith Tim Philadelphia Alfred Washington Hotel Smith B. Williamson Buttonwood Sawagy Stephen Fisher Prederichsburg Blaving State College Richmond Republican Samuel A. Sith Fredericksburg Coleman Auch Anual Olting Republican Tlis Richmond Virginia Talay Iin Torrey Mr. Sanford

Calhoun Influence Splitings and Missouri Appeal

Thomas J Benton addresses Missourians urging opposition to legislative slavery measures and endorsing Confederate rhetoric from Accomac Virginia resolutions. He claims to appeal to the entire people, presenting Missouri instructions and urging imitation of Southern positions while noting aligned factions in the Union. The piece also notes Accomac proceedings and reactions in St Louis.

Col. Benton Missouri St. Louis General Assembly Calhoun Virginia Richmond Wnquirer Bison Accomac Accomac Court Hisune Hietinohon

Abolition Meeting Plans in New Garden and New York Musings

Colleen Genusa reports on Anti Slavery activism and political shifts. Meetings are planned in New Lyme and surrounding towns, with New Garden hosting three days of discourses asserting moral force over party politics. Prominent calls urge abolitionists to unite, gather, and work for emancipation.

Dean Pivenney Ohio Toaty Tuan New Lyme Bethren Moofield and Morgan Salem New York Gerling Authsila Dirk New Garden Olvin Church of God Sid Jay Allie von Blacks Chyieh Gm Republic Narryder Patteker Leborling

Community meeting aims to supply provisions region wide

Proposals from multiple neighborhoods seek volunteers to prepare and share provisions with those lacking supplies. Aimed funds would be placed in the Western Society treasury to cover costs. Feuds among several towns could be addressed by the meeting to aid the needy.

Shtem New Liston Anton Marlboro Randulph

Seventh Annual Meeting of the Western Anti-Slavery Society

The Seventh Annual Meeting will be held at the Grove Meeting House near New Garden, two miles north of it and eight miles southwest of Salon, on June 19 20 and 21 at 10 o clock. The gathering aims to reaffirm abolitionist faith and condemn the U.S. Constitution’s protections for slavery, with speakers Heavy C. Warnier of Philadelphia and Olsen Jon Vox of Massachusetts expected to attend. readiness to participate is urged from all sympathizers in the West.

Weerray Ant-Slavery Sociaty Grove New Garden Salon Mosslavery Heth Hevky C. Warnier Philadelphia Olsven Jonxvox Maxanchusetta Vetsry M. Cowles Steetury American Society Pillsbury, Philips Doughiss Phillipe Douglavr Society For the Firat Esgendinnicas Moe Antuslaveny Weatean Society

Anti Slavery Meeting Debates and Reports in New York

The account covers speeches by Pillsbury Philips and Douglass at a New York abolition meeting. It notes receipts of the Society, a conference committee report urging nationwide lectures, and lists pledges from Philip Wendell Philips, Edward McDavis, and Frances Jackson. It cites debates over strategy and the Standard newspaper, and mentions related anti slavery publications and periodicals.

Foster Libertas Wielkes Edward Mc Davia Philadelphia Wendell Philips Frances Jackson Hoxton Pillsbury Christadon Henry Cliy Wis Ialdo America Kentucky New Orleans Jan Callan Ana Meena Louet Frmn United States O'Connell Wilberforce Clarkson Macaulay Avery

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