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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1849
Page
1
The Anti-Slavery Bugle in Salem Columbiana Co announces weekly publication terms and rates, with a rigid policy on payment and distribution. It lists editors and agents for submissions and advertising while asserting commitment to anti slavery ideals and timely delivery.
The Western Anti Slavery Society reports progress despite political turmoil. Editors Benj. Sc and J. J. Jones reflect on lecturing efforts by James W. Walker and Henry C. Curtis, debt near $1,000, and steps to reduce costs via the Bugle and forthcoming fairs. Abby Ke Foster provides crucial aid enabling continued publication with Oliver Johnson slated as editor. The piece urges broader fundraising, August or September fairs, and renewed推动 for abolitionist work amid national strife and rising Free Soil sentiment.
An 1819 excerpt promotes practical recognition of human brotherhood and the breaking of the Fetters of slavery. It calls for renewed energy from the public and the executive to hasten the day of emancipation, urging collective action toward a just future.
Proceedings record the seventh annual meeting at Grove in Columbiana County on June 19, with President William Steatonian opening remarks urging active harmony. Committees named for business and nominating tasks, reports read, and extensive anti slavery resolutions adopted urging abolition, church and state reform, and equal rights, while praising freeing efforts and pledging continued work.
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