NO 40 Fourth of July Anti-Slavery Meeting in Marlborough
The Western Anti-Slavery Society invites members to Marlborough on Thursday July 4 at 10 a.m. The rally aims to mobilize sympathy and plan for the great struggle against bondage. Abby Kelley Foster and others are expected to attend. speakers and local activists from Starke Colanitt Portage Summit are named as likely participants.
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Marlborough
Starke
Colanitt
Ana
Portage
Summit
Hirman
Friends of
Hanit
Friends of Universal Liberty
Abby Kelley Foster
Marius Rabinson
T Brooke
Oliver Johnson
TH. C. Weight
J. W. Waller
J. Jones
Priestly Lamentations on a Salem Women’s Convention
An extract of J Monroe’s letter to the Christian Advocate condemns a Salem women’s convention. It claims the meeting sought to empower women to influence government and law, warns of moral decline, and urges Christians to guard their children against perceived progressive dangers. The piece attacks Methodism and questions intelligence and honesty of supporters.
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J. Monroe
Blark County
Salem
Alvo
Polaon
Anti Slavery Church and Northern duty in Curtis letter
A lengthy letter from BE Curtis to the Cleveland True Democrat argues against remaining in a pro slavery church and urges abolitionist action. He condemns denominational ties to slavery, calls for disfellowshipping slaveholding churches, and protests Northern complicity via the Constitution. He cites the Fugitive Slave Act and warns readers to choose firm anti slavery positions over compromise.
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Cleveland True Democrat
Mrti
Gorther
Church of
Pengamos
Henry Clay
Chinine
North
Kumpe
Ehaing
Thomas Jefferson
Curtis
Sectarian attack and religious controversy in Pennsylvania
A clergyman writes to the Pittsburgh Christian Advocate denouncing Hi C Wright and a blasphemous anti religious movement. He condemns slave trade and warns of moral decay in the region while noting a May meeting at Mount Union. The Pennsyl vania Democracy reaffirmed Baltimore Platform slavery positions at its state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monroe
Pittsburgh
Hi. C. Wright
Hation
Methuslam
ILC
Wright
Montgomery
B.C. Wright
Baltimore
Danger of War Over Cuba Crisis with Spain
The article argues the U S government faces trouble with Spain over the attempted invasion of Cuba and the fate of four men left at Cardunas who were shot by Cuban authorities. It suggests Spain has seized many American prizes near Yucatan and questions if Washington will risk rupture to seize Cuba. The piece criticizes the administration for potential aims and urges prudent action by Spanish authorities.
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Spain
Cuetm
Cardunas
Lopes
Yucatan
Woehlington
United States
Cuba
Cuba Mere Lawful Prize. Perlnpe
Prospects in the Capital Editorial on the Compromise
Editorial correspondence from Washington reflects on the Compromise and Senate votes. The writer debates likely outcomes, noting Benton’s postpose motion, potential concessions to the South, and fears of disunion driving anti Compromise votes. It warns the House and Senate faces delays and shifting alliances amid sectional tensions.
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Clay
Senate
Soutl Cho- Tin
Cooper
Webster
Benton
Wells
Avia
Congress
Sali
Emey
Tho
Notices for Amy Ketter Fosten Meetings Across Towns
Amy Ketter Fosten will hold meetings in Curratayn on Saturday Evening June 224 Twigswoue on Tuesday 2th Ravurxa on Friday 8th Vuankins Mints on Sunday 30th Axton on Tuesday July ad Mautnonovan General Meeting July 4th Further appointments will be announced in blue season Friends are asked to arrange prompt meetings and extend notice of them and to provide conveyance to each appointment to save expense
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Amy Ketter Fosten
Ravurxa
Vuankins Mints
Axton
Mautnonovan
Friends of the Cause
Saddle for Sale in Exchange for Produce
For sale a saddle described as almost new and English made. The seller Wille offers it in exchange for produce. Inquiries directed to Oliver Johnson at Howell Hisen.
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Oliver Johnson
Howell Hisen
Salem clothing goods offered for sale in 1850 notice
Uluns Cassimeres Tweeds Westings Summer Cloths and more are advertised by TITER cubscriver at his store one door west of the Salem Bookstore Salem Q on June 1 1850. The ad promises ready made garments and alterations and invites customers to order and pay by the yard with various fabric types and garments listed.
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Salem
Guneral
Barnady
N.B
James Barnaby Plain and Fashionable Tailor
James Barnaby offers custom tailoring at North Street Main, two doors east of Balom Bookstore. Casting done to order and all work warranted.
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James Barnaby
Balom
Salem Anti Slavery Fair Promotes Universal Emancipation
An appeal from Western Anti Slavery Patr ol to hold an Annual Fair in Salem starting December 1 and continuing through fall to fund anti slavery work. Names listed urge mothers and neighbors to contribute, with proceeds to fund dissemination of Anti-Slavery Truth via the Western Anti-Slavery Society. Address details for organizers and dates given.
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Ohio
Salem
Allaianet
South
North
Vrendam
Sarum B. Gove
M. A. W. Jouxsom
Kacuan Tuneport
Jann Tamoura Mausa I
Siawy
Type Suami
Lavma Damwany
Bann N
McMucany
Axw Deans
M. T. Hanna
Maxoamer Has
Mant Hagai
Sewing Silk Merchants Offer Bargains in 1880 Ohio
Sewn silk items and related goods advertised by Barnady & Winery of Salon, Ohio. The notice touts low rates on various silk products and warrants quality. Offers include single skeins and bundles, with calls to call at the Sasuke Bouxgrour for purchases and orders.
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Styx
Sasuke Bouxgrour
Salon
Ohio
Powitile, Uaknady & Winery
Public Barber Shop Seeks Sax Jem Customers
“Tro Bono Publico” invites citizens to visit the barber on the west side of Puwcett and Johnnos’s store. The proprietor promises satisfaction and urges patrons to call or come in, with cheerful lines about waiting upon all who seek a trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax Jem
Puwcett & Johnnos
Bowditch's Work and The Slave Question in Prose
A fragmentary note on Bowditch's work titled The Subject Treated of Slavery. It discusses moral and religious conditions of slaves, slaveholding as wrong, and constitutional arguments related to union with slaveholders. The text references lecture topics like Domestic Slave Trade and Runaway Slaves and hints at critical views of slavery.
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Stava
Vrinn
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John G. Fee
Babylon
Kingland
Max
Scherneen
Wales
Jung
Adar
Iuy
Nis
Ctiff
Wwe
Eaton
Tate
Ravenna
Apell
Hhe
Dwavievinen
Tiny, Mix, Bassam
Citheeus
Methodist Church
Christ
Lila Potmpanions
Tew
Abby Poster
Jornva A
Rera Dvanann
Tirawnaville
Kennett Squato, Chester Co. Pas
Tro Bono Publico
Bowditch
John A. Whinery
Orrick
IME Salem
Danti
Rammary
C. Donaldson & Co
Hotid
Weral Amore
Cinciana
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