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The Anti Slavery Bugle in Salem, Ohio

15 Jun 1849

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The Anti Slavery Bugle

Location

Salem, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1849

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2

An Illustration of Slavery and Public Sale Anecdote

An excerpt recounts a public sale of enslaved individuals in Santa Cruz with two young men resisting separation. They request to bid farewell, are denied, then unite as companions in bondage before disappearing and later found dead, hanging together. Other brief items note California trade and a Boston funeral procession with a large pageant.

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A Vision of Slavery’s End in a Northern Letter

A long, fervent 19th century lament condemns slavery. The author imagines a future where bondage ends and the nation prospers through abolition, contrasting slaveholding states with free regions and urging perseverance toward a slaveless millennium. The prose dwells on injustice, moral reform, and the hope of a transformed union.

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Joseph Barker Mer Riggland Gail Boatand Atlantic
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Adaptation of the city safety pamphlet sale notice

An Anti-Slavery Bugle notice from Salem dated June 15, 1849 invites persons with business connected to the paper to call on James Tornaby at the corner of Main and Chosnatets. The fragmentary text urges concern for safety and mentions men Huanen in their worn roles amid confusing wording.

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Stanton Ion Cid Fien Sas Howe Pholfiores Gallany Ninow Porsone Haying Will Pleane James Tornaby Comer of Main and Chosnatets
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Annual Meeting of the Western Anti Slavery Society

The Seventh Annual Meeting of the Western Anti Slavery Society will be held at Grove Meeting House two miles north west of New Garden and eight miles southwest of Salem on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday the 18th 6th and 21st of June commencing at daylight. Leaders include Hanny C Wilder of Philadelphia and Ouven Jouxeon of Massachusetts with supporters from the East. The gathering frames abolitionist unity and denounces the government for perpetuating slavery while urging Northern action and moral resolve.

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Wrarves Anne Slavery Society Grove New Garden Salem Jane Wietstock A. M Western Anti-Slavery Society United States New Gordon Hell Ustox Leis Hanny C. Wilder Philadelphia Ouven Jouxeon Massachusetts West Letley M. Cowles Allcovising
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