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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1850
Page
1
The Salem based Anti-Slavery Bugle announces its weekly schedule and 1850 publication details. It lists pricing, subscription notes, and mentions distribution to subscribers and interested readers in Columbiana County with references to publishing agent and editors.
A Brooklyn audience heard Henry Ward Beecher defend abolitionist views and religious duty in a long sermon urging Christian opposition to slavery. The talk covered Gospel authority, the legal framework of slavery in the South, and urged pastors to preach abolition while respecting free speech, with emphasis on unity against bondage and the duty of churches to oppose slavery.
An opaque recount depicts a traveler on a South Carolina road in January, observing a frightened enslaved person hidden among pines and mud, with reflections on cruelty, escape, and the broader plantation system. It includes extended quotes on slave punishment methods and a contemporary preacher'sVIEW on race and morality.
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