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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1849
Page
3
The article critiques Whigs and Democrats for upholding slavery and asserts abolitionist unity, highlighting Protestant assemblies and their slaveholding tensions. It details resolutions and protests from the New School Presbyterian body, arguing slavery oppresses labor and demands church action across civil and religious spheres.
A discussion outlines the moral and economic aims of antislavery funding, urging equal pay for women's labor and urging supporters to join the effort. It calls for practical measures to secure funds and to promote fair prices, with August meetings and an annual gathering for women to plan tactics and maximize success.
Fragmented notes describe insurrectionary and political topics with names such as Davina Chiing Insurrection Mevolutionary Proehamatiity and Proves of the Ballles Bate the of the Gh. Mention of Dr bevel speech before the Gene Assemby and conflicting claims about Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The text mixes events from Russia France and other regions with a chaotic, garbled reporting style.
A long fragment discusses antislavery meetings and the tension over slavery in the nation. It cites Quaker and ministerial voices, including Nicholas Brown and George Gibbons, debating abolition, religious duty, and political action. The text also describes a great New Orleans flood affecting hundreds and notes reflections on liberty and constitutional issues. It mentions court trials in Washington and Virginia, and comments on fugitive slave policy and penalties.
Fragmented OCR text depicts a chaotic view of revolutions, national struggles, and foreign interventions across France Germany Poland Russia and Britain. It references social dissolution, parliamentary shocks, and battles between reformers and entrenched powers, with mention of the French and Gallic strains and shifting allegiances amid upheaval.
A fragment notes a Sunday meeting at Lyceum Hatt Woatvilley about anti shivery minting, with dates and attendees unclear. The item reads as a local notice or advertisement for a gathering related to a political issue, but details are garbled.
A garbled OCR from a local paper lists numerous names and places centered on Mt Union and surrounding towns. It mixes personal names, addresses, and subscription notes with unclear references to payments, newspaper pricing, and events, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Spelling reform and phonographic works advertised for sale at Salam Bookstore and Usher's wholesale, highlighting phonographic charts and instructional tomes. The notice lists items like Phonography charts and related manuals, dated mid‑19th century.
The notice from Salem lists weaving and spinning services offered by Hovert Hinshill Wood at Citeen street. It details processes for woollen yarns, double and twisted weft, various colors, and quantities for coarse and fine fabrics. It references a past season and mentions repairs, with measurements in cuts and pounds for different yarns and cloths.
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