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Abolitionists Urged Against Forming a Third Party
A Massachusetts and New York anti slavery debate weighs the proposal to form a distinct abolitionist political party. Critics argue it risks unity, weakens moral influence, and could empower rivals, urging continued action within existing parties and public scrutiny of candidates.
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Board of “Managers
Massachusetts Anti Slavery: Society
Massachusetts
United States
Shem Singere
Seth
Wu Esa
Saolives
Cnet
Alanyon
Friends of Bleeding Haip
Rochester
N.Y
Salto
Eee
York
National Society
Meletine Tinlee-Ee Cuntione Atruggie
Ayerwer
Nerare Ee
American Anti-Slavery Society
Freeman
Islary
Miust
Soa
Monroé County
Texx
Cleveland
Ohio
American U. S. Society
Committee On Political Action
Storey
Pete
District of Columbia
Territories
Union
Score
Lotel
Litte
Cole
Wees
Freepo
Aomé
Egypt
Reinke
Uem
Brigacs
Great Britain
Scoble
West India
Courier and Inquirer
James Watson Webb
Pappan
Tappan
Webb
S.W. Webb
Chatham Street Chapel
New York City
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Abolitionist Motifs Persist In Face Of Opposition
A denunciation of abolitionist decline argues that anti slavery sentiment remains vigorous despite claimed setbacks. The piece cites recurring claims of abolition’s death, recalling past political and religious figures and events from Van Buren to Henry Clay, and notes ongoing public satire and attacks.
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Honda
Faneuil
Potomac
Mexican Gulf
Apostle Paul
Philemon
South
van Buren
Pinckney
Patton
Calhoun
Senate
Atherton
Henry Clay
Dresser
Nashville
Senatos Peete Omnes
Ohio
Kentuck
Trumbull
McFingal
Colonization Allegory Quoted by Elliot Cresson
The fragment presents a Zion's Watchman remark comparing colonization to a nobleman’s dog cut in two and rejoined, then to a crab that travels in two directions. It argues colonization favors slavery in the South while feigning opposition in the North.
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Elliot Cresson
Elliott
Zion
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