Foster's Appointment at Ailenthag Areas and Times
In Cuuyatass on Saturday Evening June 224 Foster's Appointmarats Aner Kitny Porten will hold invpetingy. Trinevas Lumley oo Mth Thavusnay Priday Qa Puasttty Mic Sandsy. Further appointments will be annaanned in Gwe senvol Priende of the cmion in thn abore places are requested to make prompt wril thor ough fhe the meetings, and 0o ex tend notion of them as widely as possible. They are hediegustted to make proisit from ere her to her heveral appointments, In order that she may be saved from all needles ex pense.
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Ailethag
Trinevas
Lumley
Thavusnay
Puasttty Mic
Sandsy
Daniel Webster and the Quakers Letter on Fugitive Slave Law Sparks Debate
A Newhartport letter by Daniel Webster defends his stance on Fugitive Slave laws, contrasting Northern Quaker opposition to slavery with Mr Webster’s moderation. The piece notes Pennsylvania Quakers’ long anti slavery witness and questions how New England abolitionist rhetoric affects national sentiment, warning that some Quaker factions may applaud or condemn Webster's views depending on their interests.
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Daniel Webster
Fin Metalvers
Newhartport
Wetter Supa
New England
Tennsylvania
Mare State
Pennsylvania
Potmeylvania
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Testimony on Slavery and Disruption
Attendees at Clerry Street Philadelphia in the First day meeting before the Hicksite Yearly Meeting report strong testimony against prominent figures and the apathy toward them. Joseph A Deopass travels to Washington, Bane Deapare attends and testifies, slavery debate dominates business discussions, and the meeting leads to disciplinary actions and reflections on unity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jopern A. Deopass
Clerry-street
Philadelphhia
Washington
Bane B. Deapare
Jowph
M. Davie
Abolitionist News and Boston Visit Reflections
The writer details Abolitionist events and speeches across New England, praising Abby Kelley Foster and recounting a Boston visit. He notes meetings in Lowell and Lynn, discusses women’s rights debates, and describes the city’s streets and monuments while stressing abolitionist causes and the contemporary political climate. He also references Womans Rights discourse, a religious gathering, and plans to visit more sites amid reform activity.
New Bupland Convention Proceedings and Abolitionists Notes
The report outlines the first organization of a reform body with attendees including James W. of Ohio, George Doughty of New York, and Abby Kelley in Abington. It remarks on the May Liberator report, praise for attendance, and mentions speakers like Wendell Phillips Theodore Parker and Henry C. Wright, plus coverage of National Decrvatorion and Bidder debates. it notes health issues and ongoing abolitionist activity.
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Mva
Ae Tackson
Boston
Terand Quincy
Advi
Milford Prederick
Douglass
James W
Ohio
George Doughty
New York
Aris Boone
Bibeielge Spemgue
Abington
Bliss J. Kenney
Bolen
Wm. T. Garrison
Anne Warren Weston
Vred- Ek Douglaw
Parker Tisbury
Henry C. O Wright
Abby Kelley
Stiadhan
Sega
York
Wendell Phile
Theodore Parker
James W. Walker
Henry GC
Foster
Parker Millbury
Charles
Warleigh
Adin
Invention hive plans and Peace Congress sailing notes
A long fragment discusses an inventor’s hive, trials, and praise from The Faitor of the Ren. It mentions preparations for a Peace Congress voyage from Boston to London, with fare details and a 106 ton ship. It also covers Hopedale Community notes, Warhel Stratton, Rachel Talley, and various periodical reviews and political chatter about the Compromise.
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Ut Ray Ieee
Outa Hocks Ftraon
Iy Foster
The
Quakers
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Norsheen
Olio
Hore
Tom Woatey
Paorly
Lowell
Mass
Farasag
Chauncey L. Knapp
Vermont
Epweneagy Mevmw
Sydney Smith
Thor
New Zealand
Lewis
New York 1, Boatt & Co
J.G. Pacrwer
Bor
Quincy
Sizer
New. York
Wes
Dale
Jatter
J. W. Walkers
Peereerner Fantar
Rithy Burritt
Nouhing
Aaa
Atteriaa
Deon
Min
Chinaing
Lorguttan
J. B
Syme
Edburgh
Scotland
Barris
Mouke
Shay
Monte Henig
Liam
Old City
Atlantic
Amul
Howevr
Thance
Dapat
Howton
Douglas
Eyal
Peters
Eames
Kent
Eitheeda Imuet Atterid
Lynn
James N. Bos
Bator Présch
Lyewen Hall
Won Seni
Ayan
Iris
Lypung
Lavine
National Decrvatorion
In Review
Andi Combe
Vail
Portraltan
Aly Bees
Thawton
BPO
M. Honrwdu
Law
Tom
Priond Burleigh
Dugdale’s Bee-Mivey
Dean Brey
Tuomas Cult
Thomas Corwin
Aingion
Mr. Dunne
Migelow
Ty Bobo
Peace Coxaneet
Frankdhet
London
Hathwayn
Targe
Boaidling
Riscewroon
Heftiah
Boot & Co
New-York
Wight
Christopher
Shaw
Menara, Fowlers & Wells
Tmarenaxer
Abwease
Warhel Stratton
Rachel Talley
Belmont County
Nove
Galois
Tomer
Hammatt Billings
Jnavs
Leome
Cahan Invabion
Iews
Cantera
Mitton
Spaniel
Westy
California
Cardowan
Panisted
Sedu
Cuax
Watt
Celle
Demanieto
Weil
Mabhinetal
Edorand
Gotor
Massachusetts
Char
Aemys
Corti
Fhet
Steelo Dax Tinwell
Cray
Pram
Tie Omninum * Ae
Mich Whige
Casey
Ey Butler
Kawe Wouk
Lioyt Garrison
Worten
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