Category: <span>Colored support for Garrison</span>

A letter from “A Man of Color”. with no namer, offers encouragement. Here are excerpts: “I see before you a mountain over which you have to travel, steep and dark,…

1831 Colored support for Garrison

1833 Colored support for Garrison

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1840 Colored support for Garrison

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1839 Colored support for Garrison

February 10, 1843 There is an account of the meeting of a large meeting of colored citizens at the Belknap-street church, Feb 1st.  The meeting, among other actions, affirms support…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1843 Colored support for Garrison Interracial Marriage Latimer, George

November 27, 1846 Aknowledgement by Garrison of thanks to Edmund Quincy for his editorship while Garrison is away. Reception for Garrison and James Buffum, at Belknap Street Church, upon their…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1846 Colored support for Garrison Quincy, Edmund

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1849 Brown, William Wells Colored support for Garrison

July  27, 1849 When the pitcher is presented, it is not clear who was the chairman of the occasion, but probably Hilton, who said of Garrison,  “We cannot compensate him,…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1849 Colored support for Garrison Hilton, John T. Nell, William Cooper

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1853 Colored Convention Colored support for Garrison Nell, William Cooper

November 18, 1853 Here is an account of a meeting of colored citizens, October 25, 1853,  a large meeting, held at the AME Church. Resolutions are passed, among them one…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1853 Colored support for Garrison

January 6, 1854 A large audience assembled in the Belknap Street Church for the second annual meeting of the Association.  The group had been established in the previous year, “for…

* ALL ARTICLES CHRONOLOGICALLY 1854 Colored support for Garrison Douglass, Frederick Garrison public personality

January 16, 1863 This is an account of a meeting, in New Bedford, on January 1st, held under the auspices of the colored clergy.  Resolutions express support and joy at…

1863 Colored support for Garrison Emancipation Proclamation