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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1849
Page
3
The article proposes sending antislavery communications to the Homestead Journal. It questions the consistency of addressing land monopoly tariff grahamian and hydropathy issues and notes that if no reply comes the writer will hand it over. The text reflects local editorial debate and urges a transfer of discussion to a neighboring publication.
A historical fragment discusses Uliraism as going beyond current norms, praising reformers who challenged established institutions. It cites figures from carpenters to Luther and Newton as exemplars of Ultraism, then shifts to cholera reports, public notices, and a closing abolitionist editorial about maintaining principled stance while a paper ends its run.
At the New England Anti-Slavery Convention a fugitive slave’s perilous journey in a box from Georgia to Philadelphia is recounted. Frederick Douglass and other speakers emphasize courage, liberty, and the moral impact of the escape, praising the unnamed benefactor and the deliverance story as a symbol of abolitionist resolve.
A lengthy critique of Edwod Fisher and his proslavery arguments, challenging his method for valuing wealth by slaveholding and arguing that slavery does not increase national prosperity. The piece disputes wealth calculations, notes labor class distinctions, and discusses broader societal impacts and moral implications.
Report from Shelbyville details a heated dispute over a negro Sunday School taught by Kay GON and Rabiigous, with accusations of demagoguery and calls for action against officials. The piece notes a criminal case involving Fanny Gilman and Gordon Latte, sentencing for adultery and related crimes, and descriptions of trials and confinement.
An historical notice from Salem Ohio promotes James Barnaby tailor services at Main and Chestnut, with warrants on workmanship. Donaldson & Co advertise Wales ale and hardware, with daily general merchandise and a shop at Majin Street No. 19. January 64a appears as a date string in the fragment.
Spelling reform and phonographic works advertised at the Salem Nookstore with prices. Items include The Phonographic Class Book and Phonographie Reader, along with other phonetic publications for teachers and learners.
The subscriber continues the well known Coverlet and Carpet weaving business on Green Street Salem. Details of yarn blends and loom settings for double covert coats, double and single yarns, colors, and chain work are given. A full stock of dry goods groceries shoes drugs paints oils and dyes is offered at Trescotts in Salem with constant low prices.
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