Liberator (Boston, MA) - 24/12/1841
1841; Gale Group;
Autores
D. L. C., Wm. H. Stowell, John Hill, Chairman, J. B. Sanderson, Sec'y, John Glenn, Chairman, Edward Worthington, Sec'y, James S. Gibbons, Chairman, L. M. Child, Rec. Sec., J. Monroe, Wm. Endicott, Mrs. Sigourney, E. Q., William West,
ResumoNews: Report of the Postmaster General, The scriptures speak as follows, in respect to the Church, that it is built upon the foundation of the apostles and proplicts, Jesus Christ being the chief corner stone, Church and State, This last section taken in connection with providing, J. Q. Adams, The Amistad Africans, The Spirit for a Freeman!, A Card, Importation of Slaves to the Brazils, Take Notice, Abolitionists!, Storm, South Carolina, Mr. Dockerell attempted to horsewhip Mr. Ballo, in New-Orleans, on 30th ult, whereupon B. drew a pistol and shot D. in the abdomen, and then stabbed him with a large knife, and inflicted two severe wounds, one on the right side, and another on the left, both of which, as well as the pistol shot, were mortal, Miscellany Abolition Petitions, Congress Abolition Petitions, Geometry, Non-Resistance The Morals of Politics, The Eighth Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Fair, The son of Dr. Sylvester Graham of Northampton, aged about 7 years, was sadly maimed on the 29th ult., by an accidental blow from a hatchet in the hand of a companion, Bristol County Anti-Slavery Society, Edward Everett, Col. John W. Hunter, door-keeper of the … Representatives, died in Washington on Sunday aged about 76 years, 'satan as an Angel of Light', Multiple News Items, A Colored Judge, The Colored Population of Cincinnati, Slaveholders' Meeting, Robbery in Boston at noon day, Grandfather's Chair, Political Congress---Petitions. Letter to the editor: The True Church, DEAR SIR,—Considerable anxiety prevails among some of our friends in Connecticut, in consequence of an impression that has been made upon their minds, by the supporters of third partyism and new organization, in regard to some of the most prominent defenders of Liberty and Truth in the old organization ranks, Reply to Interrogations, A Trick of Pro-Slavery, Communications. Editorial: Important Decision, Selections Remonstrance, Liberia, Slavery Better Than Poverty!, Haste to the Fair!, The British Abolition Consul at Havana, The Suffrage Movement in Rhode-Island, To the Friends of Freedom and Justice, The Knell of Slavery!, The President's Message--No. Ii. Business: The Domestic Slave Trade Case of the Brig Creole. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, A YOUNG man would like employment as a Porter in a store. Death notices: Deaths. Arts & Entertainment: Poetry Snow. Miscellaneous: Agents of the Liberator.
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