Publication notice from the Anti-Slavery Society in Cincinnati
Weekly publication notice describes address between 4th and 5th streets East side Cincinnati Ohio with Samuel Hall as publishing agent. Includes advance and full-year subscription rates, advertising terms, and directions for business letters to the feeenny and editorial departments.
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THE
Anti-Slavery Society
Mainst
East Side
Cincinnati
Ohio
Txnns
Synod Urges Church Stand Against Voluntary Societies
A memorial from the Synod of Cincinnati urges the General Assembly to examine benevolent societies and their impact on church mission, urging bold action against intemperance slavery and Sabbath-breaking, and to direct church energy into gospel work through its own structures. The document argues these voluntary groups may siphon authority from the church and calls for vigorous church discipline and unity in opposition to sin.
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Synod of Cincinnati
Gen. Assembly
Goi
Wall of Zion
Kingdom of the Redeemer
Sai
Church of Christ
Wien
Kingdom of Christ
Acsemon
Assembly
General Assembly
S. Steel
Anti-Slavery Conviction Shapes Maine Abolitionists
The letter from E. Wright, Jr. to Maine anti slavery organizers urges steady moral action and cites Providence guiding abolitionists. It praises Garrison, Weld, Lovejoy and Scoble, and calls for practical abolitionist work alongside political responsibility, urging courage and unity in the Maine convention effort.
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Maine
E. Wright
Advocate of Freedom
Boston
Brother Codding
Benjamin Lundy
Wheeling
Baltimore
Francis Tod
Arthur ‘Tappan
Providence
Theodore D. Weld
Alabama
James G. Birney
Abolition
Lane
Nashville
Tennessee
Alma
Ltm
Amos Dresser
New York
Charleston
Congress
Lovejoy
South Carolina
George Thompson
Britain
John Scoble
Janeva
Aes
E. Wright, Jr
Inconsistencies in liquor laws and public aid
The speaker condemns coercive laws that interfere with personal choice while supporting similar controls elsewhere. He argues that abandoning the Golden Rule leads to hypocrisy as zeal against liquor restrictions mirrors tolerance of parallel injustices. The critique ends with initials E.
Cotton Circular sparks slavery debate in South Carolinian excerpt
The piece rebukes a Cotton Circular linking banks and planters to force cotton debt and market control. It argues many Southerners are solvent and capable of withstanding bank advances, pledging to defend slavery with cotton as economic power. It also calls abolitionists to push cotton cultivation in British India and Egypt to undermine the slave system.
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Charleston S. C
South
South-West
France
Great Britain
United States
Friends of Emancipation
Nile
Egypt
Holy Land
Jordan
Vishnu
South Carolina
Earth
Virginia
Maryland
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
New Orleans
Packenham
Indies
India
Asia
Dr. Bowring
England
Mehemet Ali
East
East India Company
British India
Fraternal Message From Hiram Winsor Notice
Four more are expected soon. Thus you see help in the form of laborers coming without the means of sustaining them. In bonds of gospel love, fraternally thine, Hiram Winsor.
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Toronto
D. C
William Goodell
Albany
Richmond
Brother Weld
Canada
Union
Mason and Dixon’s
Canada Line
Freedom
Texas
Heaven
Mason and Dixon
Mount Zion
Br. Goodell
Joseph Lawrence
Amherstburg
Hiram Winsor
Emancipation Arguments Highlighted By John Scoble
George Thompson writes to John E. Fuller praising John Scoble for presenting Emancipation results in the West Indies. Thompson confesses faults, seeks forgiveness, and vows amendment if health permits. He notes Scoble’s favorable opportunities to inform Boston readers and argues the cause's goodness and consequences.
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George Thompson
John E. Fuller
Boston
Manchester
England
John Scoble
Scoble
West Indies
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American and Foreign Bible Society
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Mississippi
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Penn
Freeman
Cotton and
Slavery
Christ
Herald of Freedom
Rogers
Courier
Vermont
Massachusetts
Tribunal
Posse
Erase
Sword of Justice
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State of
Harringon
Bill
Hegall
Posse Comitatus
Ohio Freeman
Ohio Press
New England
White Hills
Merrimack
Piscataqua
Saco
Concord
Augusta
Palmer
Marion
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