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National Convention urges end of slavery in the Union
An 1839 Albany convention of abolitionists argues the Slave Power endangers liberty and the Constitution. It cites Declaration of Independence principles, calls for immediate abolition, political action, and unanimous voter support against slaveholding. The document critiques Missouri Compromise politics and urges nationwide mobilization.
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Clay Letter Reaffirms Union Support and Slavery Safeguards
Ashland Virginia May 25 1839 Prime Whigs of Nansemond endorse Mr Clay’s stance on domestic slavery and Union preservation. He thanks them for their approval, cautions against abolitionist political aggression, and defends constitutional protections of slavery as property while urging concerted patriotism.
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Address of Mr Sco ble Before the National Anti-Slavery Convention
The Emancipator reports the August 1 1839 Albany Anti Slavery Convention talk by Mr Sco ble a British anti slavery envoy. Rev David Root of New Hampshire offered prayer and Alvan Seal Esq presided briefly outlining the journey and aims of the speaker.
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