Senate Debate on Wilmot Proviso Amendment Fails
Fragmentary 19 to 32 vote on an amendment to exclude slavery in new territories. Senators discuss constitutional rights of states to decide slavery terms, with loud public applause and cross speeches over representation of North and South.
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They Feel the Blow in Senate Clash Over Slavery Admit
A heated Senate scene follows Gov Seward s vow not to vote for slave state admission. Foote cites Garrison Liberator mockingly on slaveholding and letters of marque. Daniel Webster’s letter condemns misrepresentation as the slavery conflict widens. Michigan Democrats commend Clay and Cam for compromise efforts as Webster shifts stance.
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Western Abolition Society to Meet in Marlboro on the Fourth
The Representative Committee of the Western Abolition Society announces a meeting at Marlboro on the 4th. Members are urged to attend. details of time and place to be announced. Signed by Burke, Executive Committee.
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Randolph Visit Highlights Christian Reform Unity
The report describes a Saturday and Sunday visit to Randolph by Christian Reform adherents. Meetings near the village drew attendees from ten to fifteen miles, focusing on the true Christian Ministry and Church. It argues for religious association to counter sectarian influence and promote reform, noting anticipated talks by Marius R. Robinson and Anne Clark next Sunday.
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Gathering at Marlbore Fourth Meeting Draws Support
The gathering at Marlbore on the Fourth aims to bolster abolitionist efforts with Amy Kate Ley Porrin as a key draw. Supporters from North and South expect a large enthusiastic crowd at Loch Morgan, planning to continue the event through Sunday if attendance holds.
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Advocacy and conflict inside Anti Slavery circles 1850 notice
A lengthy recounting of internal disputes within an Anti Slavery group in the region. The author recalls meetings, splits with a Methodist priest affiliated ally, shifts toward Wesleyan alignments, and a plan to form a separate church. The narrative notes questions raised, alleged abuses, and attempts to respond, ending with a resolve to persevere amid opposition. Also mentions a Provisional Proclaimers convention in Cleveland and a separate public speaking event with Margaretta Mores and Barb Coates, with Henry Lewis and Marie Garriguas slated as speakers.
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Margaretta Mores
Barb Coates
Margaretta
Barnb
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Henry Lewis
Marie B. Garriguas
Nashville Conventions and Slavery Debate Reflected in Letter
A writer reports touring the South and Nashville, noting a lean toward secession and abolitionist fear. He recalls meetings, braggadocio about enforcing slavery, and hostile talk on abolitionists while detailing a Nashville audience’s cautious reception of the movement.
To my Darlings from The Bugle 1850
The Bugle reflects on home and liberty as a farewell to distant readers now in a new homestead. It honors Adrus Hinehman and changes at The Homestead Journal while praising Elizabeth Jones for lectures on anatomy and physiology. It argues for equal rights for women within a republic and urges readers to perform duty and seek justice.
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Oury
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Vorigentel Mpleite
Itt
Bette
Micajaiet
Joanson
Mort Crok
The Cuban Plot out Relinquished
A Washington correspondence notes Cuba remains a target for anti colonial action with many ready to join Lopez. An officer from Baltimore oversees preparations for a new expedition sooner than expected, while U S authorities face mockery in thwarting such ventures and debates over slavery and trade echo across the North and South.
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