Unnamed meeting debates abolitionist resolutions and pledges
The document records an afternoon session in which officers and members discuss and adopt resolutions advancing anti slavery aims. Committees are formed to solicit subscriptions, and speakers including James Bar and Joe Barien are referenced. The meeting approves calls for support, condemns slave trading, and adjourns after adopting a series of resolutions and financial pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile Mayes
Ant Euster Fryde
Pennsylvania
Keeney
Wilved
Ailaqtic
Joe Een Barien
Ergtind
Febort
Gannon
Waiari
Devonane
James Barnoby
Jesse Hotlines
A. Hisey
Jesao Trescott
Mercy Ly
Hulmes
Siaral Coates
Christanis
Tate
Coates
Ted da Hutdingy
Paris
Ravenna
Moiey Buila
Hovinean Committee
Lot Holmes
Sec'y
Slavery and the Cuba trade debate critiques slavery and annexation
A long critical discussion by Bryant on the Cuban slave trade and emancipation, examining Cuban law, the likelihood of annexation by the United States, and the impact on enslaved Africans. The piece cites Cuban ordinances, population data, and speculative effects of governance on slavery, trade, and reform.
Letter on Church, Slavery, and Public Duty From M F Curtis
A lengthy letter critiques clergy and ministers for resisting reform and slavery abolition. Curtis argues the church should lead in justice and compassion, urging open advocacy for enslaved people and accountability before God. He condemns fear of popularity and urges congregations to witness through deeds, not words alone.
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West Monglawg
Lalor
Columbus
Livioia
Obio
Vagne
Albany
New York
Dr. Matte
St. Louis
Nny
Douglan
Athens
Jess
Jetter
N.Y
Finkt
Model Republic
Ya Moat
Voloreis
Acre
Douge Jase
Numbees
Albert Barnes
C. I
Oasor
Baptist House
Tial
Maptiss House
Cockadliot
Mf. Curtis
Townshend Sends Thanks for Letter to Former Hir Tura
Gr Br Townshend expresses thanks for a letter addressed to the former hir tura of the Bugto. He requests the sender furnish it at their earliest convenience, noting it relates to the report Iv Lue ales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr Br
Townshend
Letters from Dry Towntshrut and Gold Finds Report
Postal letter from Dry Towntshrut editor discusses a pending petition report and session journals. It notes gold discoveries expanding beyond San Francisco with many ounce pieces found, and mentions Rev. W. B. Tarvax’s death near Boston. It also reports Mexican armed parties heading to California with about 30,000 men.
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Bivora
Jane Wil
The
Bugle
United Stites
Panavias
New Grlvins
Forbes
Anya
Defeeqiong Secon
San Francisco
California
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Oliver Johieten
Vinance
Os Wuenon
Thoutary Saaleaioe
Trin Cave
Merey Ui
Julies
Alex Albin
Naoey
Hy Steadaoe
Neil Mien
Tieey
Pingane
Miver
Johnenn
Wiver Julmiop
H.C. Wright
John Know
Jno
Knox
WG. Wright
U.S
Ie Uuslioos
Moining Shssiun
Vacuseau
Dune
Sy Jones
S. Myer
I. Resin
Bryant
Mavana
Kerwin Post
Hainnilaba
Miioa
Bitehe
Cuba
Walt
Thir
Feland
Ae Hatian
Flayana
Mr. Bryant
Avia
Coxzie
Hole 'A Elarkaliin
Spain
Anne
United States
Mr. Heyont
Africa
Comerce
Jene
Loudan
O. Va
Goa
Slacunng
Phegtara
Murope
Magelanl
Austria
Geremany
United Stars
Ludge
Franklin Ileas
Vulee
Yale
Midas
Douglas
Tonya
Cochrae
Tellala
Exhauaslong
Mr Tren
W. B. Tarvax
Clucinoadl
Needham
Boston
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