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Newspaper

The Philanthropist

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1838

Page

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The Philanthropist weekly issued by Anti-Slavery Society

The Philanthropist is published weekly by the Anti-Slavery Society from the corner of Main and Sixth in Cincinnati Ohio. Beardslee acts as publishing agent. It lists subscription terms two dollars and fifty cents and payment within six dollars at year end directed to the publishing agent and the Eviton editorial department.

THE Anti-Slavery Society Main & Sixth Streets Incinnati Ohio Beardslee Eviton Fritnp Barney Dec Birney Bimay Andy F A. 9 Hio Cincinnati St . Rave Fasy Gantel Legia United States Columbia Congress Maryland U States District of Columbia Congress of Virginia United Ees Seen Uae Wythe D. RE. Gilmer Gerrit Emrra Gerrit Smith Eog. _ Srr D. R. Gilmer Ban Boro N. Y Mr. Braxton Chili Cleveland Ftool Elyria Lorain Co Mr. B South Thes States Anthony Gonsalez Hawkins Jupee

Exhortation and epitaphs on liberty and slavery

A 1837 piece laments slavery and the fight for liberty. It references a hymn to healing hearts and mercy, prayers for freedom, and mourns the deaths of enslaved people. It notes John Jack’s grave as a symbol of Africa n labor and the hope that kings are also enslaved.

Hera John Jack

Strictures on Abolitionism and Southern Editorials

A 1837 correspondence discusses abolitionism and presses in the North and South. It notes Cincinnati Whig criticisms of abolitionists and praises northern and southern papers for condemning anti slavery rhetoric. Debates at a meeting include speeches by Dr Edwards and D D Lightner opposing abolitionism with others countering. The record records resolutions and sending copies to Adams and Arexand, with adjournment and signings.

Alton Kat South Genniga Shen Novahe The Cincinnating Whig Joan Quincy Adams J. Arex- Ander Washington City Philanthropist Cincinnati Ohio Belmont Chronicle St. Clairsville John Carey, Jr J. B. Loncotey

Criticisms of Hypocrisy and Missionary zeal excerpt

A vehement critique denounces religious zealots who justify actions by faith alone and mocks charitable pretensions. The author urges truth over vanity, urges publication, and promises spirited debate with the editor of the Cincinnati Whig to pursue defining conclusions.

Cincinnati Whig

Anti Slavery Society Formed in West Carte

In West Carte Ohio on December 19 1837 a local correspondent informs Dear Fareno that a newly formed Anti Slavery Society has been established following the death of a beloved brother. Members met at an unnamed place to adopt measures after reading a chapter.

West Carte Ohio Fareno

New Society Formed in Guernsey County to Abolish Slavery

A January 2 1838 meeting in Cambridge Guernsey County Ohio formed an anti slavery society. John Carey Jr chaired. a three member committee drafted a constitution. The group named the County Anti Slavery Society and pledged to work toward abolishing slavery in the United States and ending the domestic slave trade.

Guernsey County Ohio Cambridge John Carey, Jr J. B. Longgley Deantentyei Hamilton Robb Silas Burt Lihe County Ohio State United States Congress of the Especi Columbia Hss Akerer Hamilton Robbsident Peter B. Sarchett J. B Moses Sarchett Charles J. Aub Robert T. Allies Congress Patton Virginia Joux Quincy

Fragmentary Reader Note on Mr Gilmer and Saint Germain

Fragmented OCR from a local paper mentions Mr Gilmer and Saint Germain in a muddled tone. It references a former Friend of Man issue and a late seed paper while questioning what Gilmer will say.

Birney Putnam Goodell France Gmner Gilmer

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