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Rev. M.D. Conway, of Cincinnati, preached  at Music Hall, Sunday forenoon, on the emergencies of the times.  The closing portion of his sermon related to the war, which was advocated…

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MASS  ‘ANTI-SLAVERY’ CONVENTION IN CINCINNATI,  OHIO   Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, April 27th, 28th, 29th, 1852 Friends of Freedom: Do not forget our Convention. We invite all, from all parts of…

-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

1862 Anti-Abolition Phillips, Wendell

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1854 Anti-Slavery Peace Pledge Fugitive Slave Laws

June 28, 1850 Here is an article from the Boston Republican, unsigned, telling the story of a man being taken from the streets of Cincinnati to Kentucky, by men claiming…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1850 Slaves - escaped

The story of the destruction of an Abolitionist press (Mr. Pugh’s), is followed by a flier , warning abolitionists of what is to come: THE DOG DAYS ARE COMING! Abolitionists…

1836 Press Attacks Violence vs. Garrison & Others

The story of an Anti-Abolition meeting, Jan 22, with the Mayor acting as President.   The meeting refers to the foundation of the nation and the discussion of the fact that …

1836 Anti-Abolition Birney, James

Newspapers favorable to slaveholders     (Liberator,   Nov 11, 1862, pg 3) WONDERFUL DOCUMENT!   1. Judging from the tone of the Democratic press, the President’s Emancipation Proclamation is a…

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A correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, writing from Washington, under the date of July 17, says: –“Rev. M. D. Conway, of Cincinnati, is here, providing for the welfare of his…

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Stampede of Slaves  — New Creek, Va., Oct. 14  Six slaves from near Romney came into camp to-day.  They were pursued until within six miles of our camp by the…

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Political – The Cincinnati Gazette has a despatch from St. Louis of the following tenor” …’An important document has been prepared for the press, and published here to-day, presenting an…

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The Cincinnati Enquirer states that some of the slaves are taking advantage of the present condition of the River, which is now thoroughly frozen over, to make their escape into…

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The Christian Press is the title of a new religious paper, of which we have received a number or two, published simultaneously at Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Chicago.  It is under…

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An Abolitionist Caught in Vicksburg “We have caught’, says the Vicksburg Sentinel of the last inst, ‘one of the Cincinnati villains of the Abolition school, in the act of carrying…

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ANOTHER ABOLITION SOCIETY We  learn from the Cincinnati Standard, that a  ‘respectable number of the citizens of Fayette, Ross and Highland counties’, (Ohio) met at Greenfield recently for the formation…

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Some of the Signs of the Times    The Universe, a leading Catholic paper, published in Philadelphia, and hitherto decidedly “Democratic” and Anti-Administration, has been converted, and now goes for…

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-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

Stampede of Slaves – New Creek, Va., Oct. 14 – Six slaves from near Romney came into camp to-day. They were pursued until within six miles of our camp by…

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-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

“A slaveholder , at the South, in a letter directed to the editor of the Herald of Progressivism, in which he enclosed $10 for an emancipated slave in Cincinnati, says…

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The Liberator, February 1, 1839, pg 1 lists Agents by State and Town: Maine — Brewer, Portland   New Hampshire — Plymouth, Amherst  Vermont — Woodstock  Massachusetts — Newburyport, Mansfield,…

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I’m pleased to introduce you to my friend…….                                            …

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-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

-William Lloyd Garrison's Best Lines & Headlines

1860 Anti-Abolition Brown, John

December 2, 1853 Mary M. Gould, Secretary of the Ladies Anti-Slavery Sewing Circle, of Cincinnati, sends one hundred dollars as a contribution to the Liberator.

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1853 Liberator finances

August 8, 1845 Here is notice of an Indianapolis mob murdering a colored man on the 4th of July. The man had purchased his freedom in Kentucky, many years ago.…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1845 Violence vs. Garrison & Others

South Carolina Presbytery & Methodist General Conference The S.C. Presbytery asserts that: “Slavery has existed in the Church of God from the time of Abraham to this day. Members of…

1836 Anti-Abolition Churches Pro-Slavery

Lane Seminary Important Anti-Slavery Document Full exposure of the gagging system Statement of the reasons which have induced the students of Lane Seminary to dissolve their connection with that institution.…

1835 Beecher, Lyman Lane Seminary

1834 Lane Seminary Weld, Theodore

There are now 23 agents listed in various locations.  By the end of August there were 25, and by mid-September, 27 , including Cincinnati, and Port-au-Prince.  By early 1832 agents…

1831 Abolition Movement

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