11 Aug 1837
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Newspaper
The Philanthropist
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1837
Page
1
Fragment from Cincinnati Ohio references Main and Sixth streets and a directed order or citation toward Bowens and related parties. The readable text provides place, partial names, and an instruction context, without complete details of actions or outcomes.
A dramatic portrait of Toussaint L'Ouverture and the Haitian struggle for liberty. The poem traces his fierce leadership, moral growth, and impact on enslaved peoples, praising his courage and condemning racial oppression while invoking a vision of universal justice and dignity.
An 1830s style defense of slavery decries admission of Texas to the Union and predicts white slave labor threats in the North. The piece cites Gov McDuffie and figures like Pickens and Calhoun, urging Congress to act against expansion of slavery and preserve liberty.
The Washington Globe reprints Boston papers asserting abolitionists incite outrage and violence by advocating emancipation. The piece argues emancipation is a sin against the Union and condemns attempts to promote freeing enslaved people.
The piece presents a 1837 letter from Jamaica’s Kingston by Mr Brown a cilder, praising liberty and equality. He notes his aim of an unfettered mind while torn about returning to his homeland to seek liberty, hoping his son reads of his zeal and the bond with enslaved people and the Emancipation era. He references the 1817 Philadelphia meeting and the Colonization Society pledge never to sever ties with the slave population.
An excerpt from the Friend discusses reactions to the Yearly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia on negro slavery and Indian wrongs. The author notes broad subscriber readership and references the publication of the 32d number and an edition im
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