Anti Slavery Bugle in Ohio Urges Union With Slaveholders Prohibited
The Anti-Slavery Bugle, Salem Ohio, declares abolitionist stance against slavery and pro slavery churches. It promotes unconditional opposition to slavery, argues God’s will opposes slavery, and urges subscription terms, circulation support, and public debates. It includes general news, fiction, and moral advocacy in a period tone.
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Salem
Columbiana Co
Ohio
Waenenx Awric Slavery Society
Geent
Divonian Movement
West
Gustrin
Ugle
Gor
Kntore
Janes Bannany
Slavery Not a Moral Evil Says Vitus Rep Cameo
A speaker at National Hall of Representatives argues slavery is not a moral evil, detailing a defense of domestic servitude, accuses critics of ignorance, and cites a Libertarian letter from The Liberator to support the stance. The speech contrasts perceived benevolent treatment with harsh realities, challenging abolitionist views.
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Mr Atkinson
Vitus
Tw National Hall of Representatives
York
Qunhern
Hinanaster
Aluir
Weireatechien
Enaplia
Letter on temperance Hall purchase and alcohol protest
Francis Jackson writes as Tithe Secretary complaining that the Marsarhusette Chari Die Merkanie society funded a palm tavern after promising a temperance hall. He recounts the association’s pledge against drink and questions how funds are used, urging withdrawal and denouncing the sale of intoxicating beverages as betraying the group’s moral purpose.
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The
Marsarhusette
Chari Die Merkanie Sleovetatran
Revere Howe
Massachusetts Charitble Association
Ast Blod Company
Trafic
Ateohol
Broad
Payan
Our Country is Extent and World Review of 19th Century Figures
A fragmented survey table compares land areas and coastlines of the United States territories and Europe, with notes on Texas claims, Oregon, New Mexico, and Alaska. It cites cabinet appointments to Virginia, debates on slavery, and international letters suggesting Mr. Clay to France amid U.S. politics, plus commentary on taxes, governance costs, and the independence anniversary.
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Satonent
Orlow
John Callie
Charutie Cullis
John Wil Charlonte
Cook
Mil
Sewardness
Haldimore
John Prishy
Tampico
John Callis
Lichtenant Carpenter
United States Navy
Edors
Callie
Trin Jurvier
Lengil
Harope
New Orleans
Boman
Carpenter
Vie Nama
Callis
N. Orleans ii
Norfolk
Peron
Have
Calif
Wei
Boston
Didi
New York
Meswich
Uis
Ein
Senate
United Sates
Mexico
Breeve
California
Home Department
Hranch
Sturgeon
Walkers
Oaemeron
Fenn
Capitol Beast
New York Mint
Polk
Walker
Clerke &c
Messie
Root
Giddings
Eade
WOK Musaldy
Yelanion
Europe
Texas
Colwistins
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Abas
New Mexico
Russian Empire
Nueves
Rio Grande
Paso
Rio Ensensdo
Atle
Atlantic Coast
Ivy's River
St. Mary's
Cape . Sable
Gulf Coast
Sabing
Big Grinde
Bey- Hen
Vonalleg
Dufresne
Linton
Coun
Galveston
Ctigen
Louisiana
Santa Fe
Vexis
United States
Republic of Mexico
San Fe
Supreme Court
Washington
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Earth
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Romster
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Kalety
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Dail Road
Francis Jackson
Vaners Jackson
Nee
Tur Dearvon
New York Evang
Circuit Court
Cranch
Crawford
Drayton
Takien
Congress
Atlantic and
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Old Dominion
Randolph
London
Btston Woods
Deetnennyn
New York Mirror
Taylor
Woukington
Ila
Mirror
Mr. Clay
Prince
Tip
France
Dextran
Philadelphia
Noth American Speoking
Benin
Tris
Bei Jon
Missouri
Tinpair
Henin
Buffalo
Eurrope
Stockholm
Henry D. Bileworth
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Pennsylvania
Consetesrions Juav
Lawrence Allman
Clearfield County
Commonwealth
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