In a long letter to Channing, here Smith says, “…. there are but two courses for abolitionists in the matter of voting. One of these is to refrain from the…
Category: <span>Channing, William Ellery</span>
June 24, 1842 Here is a lengthy excerpt from Channing’s, The Duty of the Free States, with a clear call to maintain the Union
October 7, 1842 Death of the “distinquished writer, philanthropist, and divine, in Bennington, Vermont, on Sunday afternoon, after a short illness.”
March 24, 1865 L. Maria Child, sends this letter, written to her by Channing. The author speaks of the Inaugural Address: “To my judgment the Speech stands isolated amidst the…
Death of Wm. Ellery Channing Intelligence has been received in this city of the decease of this distinguished writer, philanthropist and divine, at Bennington, Vermont, on Sunday afternoon last, after…