November 24, 1843 Under Refuge of Oppression, here is an article from the Pilot, decrying the existence of slavery, but much against the radical abolitionists. “The abolitionist party are a…
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November 24, 1843 A report from the fifth annual meeting of the American Free Produce Association laments that “the attendance was but small”. The reason for the small attendance is due to…
December 1, 1843 Under Refuge of Oppression is an article from the Perfectionist, which complains about the fact that some abolitionists belong to no church. “As seceding reformers generally profess…
December 1, 1843 “Nothing can more signally demonstrate the absolute mastery of the slaveholding power over the nation – its utter disregard of all constitutional provisions and legal proceedings — than the…
December 8, 1843 A letter addressed to Chapman from Garnet, in which Garnet complains that Chapman has recently criticized some parts of a speech he has given, addressed to slaves. …
December 29, 1843 In an article which expresses a strong hope that the gag law will be repealed in the present session of Congress, and praising the Massachusetts Legislature for its…