Liberator (Boston, MA) - 17/07/1846
1846; Gale Group;
Autores
Samuel Brooke, General Agent, L. L. Allen, Chaplain to Lou. Vol., A. P. Marvin, Clerk of the Conference, T. D., A. Baer, Jr., Elf., John Perkins, Chairman, C. W. Leffingwell, Secretary, John Smith, Parker Pillsbury, Loring Moody, General Agent Mass. A. S. Society, Micajah T. Johnson, H. H. Brigaam, Sec. O. C. A. S., Richard Cobden, Mr. Sheriff Laurie, J. M. S.,
ResumoNews: Refuge of Oppression Cyrus M. Burleigh, 'Consistency, Thou Art a Jewel', To the Friends of the Cause, and the Patrons of the Liberator, Resolution against the War, Let Slavery Alone!, Selections Ohio American A. S. Society, MRS. P. S. WRIGHT has been for about ten days, delivering a course of lectures on anatomy and physiology, to ladies, and we are informed by members of her class, that they have derived great profit and pleasure from listening to her, A Token of Gratitude, The Birth-Place of Robert Burns, The Herald, The 'Liberty Cap', From 'The Pulpit,' a monthly periodical by Orange Scott, Villainy Rebucked, Separate Schools for Colored Children, On Wednesday evening last, the colored citizens of Boston gave Mr. Garrison their parting … and farewell, in the Belknap-street meeting-house, More Democratic Resolutions, Horrible, 5,439!, Execution of Andrew Howard, Correspondence of the Baltimore American, Murderous Assault, Objects of the Conquest of Mexico, The Religion of the Devil, Are We under a Dictator?, Cassius M. Clay and the War, Information Wanted, Multiple News Items, The West African Mission, Fate of the Leading Alton Rioters, Reformatory The Late William Ladd, Letter from Richard Cobden, A Nice Sense of Propriety!. Editorial: And this is Cassius M. Clay, whose name we could not utter without a thrill of pride, who was to is as a star of hope, rising upon our guilty, unhappy land, upon whom, millions of watching, tearful eyes waited, whom our hearts delighted to honor, True Reformers Never at Ease, Multiple Editorial Items, The War, Briggs and Slade. Letter to the editor: Letter from Parker Pillsbury, Methodist Action on Slavery, Visit to England--The War--C. M. Clay, Christ and Belial--The Bible and War, Reform Movements of the Age. Arts & Entertainment: Abington Celebration, Poetry, The Rural Fair and Celebration of the Fourth of July at Dedham, First of August Celebrations, Anti-Slavery Festival. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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