Liberator (Boston, MA) - 11/08/1832
1832; Gale Group;
Autores
G. W., A Friend of Light, Z. Z., C—N, Rev. David Nickens, Zoe, Percival,
ResumoMiscellaneous: The Liberator is Published Weekly at No. 11, Merchants' Hall. News: Address of the American Colonization Society, Multiple News Items, John Sargeant, of Philadelphia, has given $100 for the relief of the poor in New-York, Foreign News, Miscellaneous, War, in initation of Barbarians and Savages, Foreign, Judge Thacher's Charge. No. 3, Rum Sellers, An Address to the People of Color in Chillicothe 'scattered, Hunted and Pealed', Parent and Child, Sickness in the State Prison, There never was, says the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, a more delightful exhibition of Christian benevelence than is now witnessed in this city, Convention with France, A Dialogue on Slavery Continued, The Tree of Dissipation, It is utterly impossible that they who live in the administration of the petty despotism of a slave community, whose minds have been warped and polluted by the contamination of slavery, should not lose that respect for their fellow-creatures, over whom they tyranuize, which is essential in the nature and moral being of man, to secure them from the abuse of power over their prostrate fellow-creatures. Editorial: Camphor Treatment of Cholera, Sir Walter Scott, Multiple Editorial Items, Whitefield, Slavery Record Diabolical Wickedness, to Which a Citizen of Boston Was a Party. Letter to the editor: The Victim of Prejudice, Ladies' Department 'Am I Not a Woman and a Sister?'. Arts & Entertainment: Literary The Pestilence, Celebration, Juvenile Department Anna and Zambo, Another Melancholy Story. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Business: The receipts of the N. Y. Institution for the instruction of the Deaf and Dumb during the last year, were $17,203,29. Death notices: Died.
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