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The Anti Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio

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The Anti Slavery Bugle

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Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1855

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Anti Slavery Movements In New York Arena

The article chronicles a series of large anti slavery meetings in New York during a tumultuous week. It notes Metropolitan Theatre and Broadway venues hosting speakers including Senator Sumner, with strong rhetoric against the slave power and calls for civil liberty. It recounts press hostility and religious society activism shaping public opinion and urging law and justice to uphold abolitionist aims.

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Abolition era stirs public debate on slave trade and union

Fragmented text portrays heated discussion over slavery, union, and government policy. Included are references to abolitionist arguments, the Cuban slave trade, wartime governance, and political figures debating constitutional commitments and emancipation, with dramatic rhetoric about liberty, rights, and state authority.

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Slavery in the William E. Church Controversy

A fragmentary letter discusses slavery within a William E. Church context, citing instances of enslaved people sold by Methodist leaders and the moral conflict among allies. It references a slave mother lamenting separation from her child, and advocates for abolition efforts by Northern towns and general movement toward emancipation.

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