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The Philanthropist in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Philanthropist

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1839

Page

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LETTERS ON SLAVERY AND ABOLITIONIST THEORIES

A long debate argues abolition as a moral duty and political strategy. Pro abolitionists insist church reform and public pressure will end slavery. colonization is attacked as self serving. J B Johnson reports abolition lectures across Indiana Illinois and Missouri and sends funds for the Philanthropist and associated causes.

Bellerontaine Logan Co. O St. Louis Indiana Illinois Randolph County Columbus Col. Jas. Morrow South Hanover Princeton R. Stormont J. J. M'Clarken Bloomington Presbyterian Church South Miami U. S. Society Logan County Michigan Ohio J. B. Johnson

Result of Emancipation in the West Indies

A meeting in Orange Street Chapel heard John Scoble describe emancipation impact in Barbadoes, Trinidad, and British Guiana. He reported higher sugar crops in 1838 vs the apprenticeship period, improved education and religion among freed people, fewer criminals, and greater real estate values, with Jamaica shown as mixed.

Mr. Bacon Orange-street British West Indies John Scoble Taylor Scoble Barbadoes Trinidad British Guiana Guiana Jamaica D&c J. S England West Indies Hays Dave Antigua United States New Haven Herald

Slave-Whip Rumor Sparks Debate in Newark Office

A May 1839 letter to the Emancipator discusses a so called slave whip manufactured in Newark for punishing enslaved people. The writer notes differing methods across slave states and claims the whip is nothing new, arguing the South seeks peace over harsh punishment while defending slavery.

Tee Free States South Zion Heavh Free State West Indies David Sabaoth J. W Yellow Creek Evening Post New York Mar Burron Newark New Jersey John Smith, Jr Arkansas Pennsylvania Wagoner Alleghanies Maryland Virginia Kentucky Tennessee

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THE Anti-Slavery Society 4Th & 6Th East Side Cincinnati Samuel Hall Communications Lir Wilson D John Rankin Antilavery Society Philanthropist Principles OF Abolitionism Morris U. S. Senate
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