FIRST OF AUGUST<\/p>\n
As our paper goes to press a day earlier this week than usual, we would once more urge upon all, who may happen to receive it in season, to give their attendance at the celebration of the Greatest Event of the Nineteenth Century,\u00a0 — the abolition of British West India Slavery,\u00a0 — at Worcester, on the 1st inst.\u00a0 The number of able speakers pledged to be present,\u00a0 — \u2018the facilities for reaching \u00a0\u2018the heart of the Commonwealth,\u2019 the occasion \u00a0itself,\u00a0 thrilling, sublime, glorious,\u00a0 — and should ensure a mighty gathering \u00a0of the true-hearted\u2026. The day is also to be celebrated at Salem, without regard to sect or \u00a0party. \u2026. It is likewise to be celebrated by the Providence Anti-Slavery Society.<\/p>\n
(Liberator<\/i>, August 2, 1850, pg2)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
FIRST OF AUGUST As our paper goes to press a day earlier this week than usual, we would once more urge upon all, who may happen to receive it in…<\/p>\n