Liberator (Boston, MA) - 27/03/1857
1857; Gale Group;
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Judge William Jay, Edward G. Loring, Judge of Probate, William Ellery Channing, C. K. W., H., S. M. Seaver, Charles Brigham, J. W. Pillsbury, Charles Sumner, J. P. Blanchard, Henry C. Wright, Hopewell Coxe,
ResumoNews: Refuge of Oppression Southern Ambition, Voice of Wisconsin, … has the bogus Legislature of Kansas … possible security for making a slavery-… Constitution, but it has gone one step … declared it Rebellion for Free State men to … either for defence or to adopt free …, The Massachusetts House of Representatives has adopted the amendment of the Constitution establishing the reading and writing qualification, by a vote of 266 to 43, The American Presbyterian, The Topeka correspondent of the Democrat says the Kansas Free State Convention was in session at that place, on the 10th and 11th inst., C. F. Currier presiding, New Hand-Book for Home Improvement—By Mail, Gov. Gardner and the Clergy, Peter Plato, a man of color, about 80 years of age, and an old resident of St. Albans, Vt., died suddenly of apeplexy last week, Judge and Commissioner Loring and His Predicament, Attempt to Arrest a Fugitive Slave, 'the Worthless Negroes', The U. S. Supreme Court, No Union with Slaveholders The United States Constitution is 'a Covenant with Death, and an Agreement with Hell', Selections Cotton Divinity Vs. Christianity, Canterbury Tales, Emancipation Scheme in the Indiana Legislature, An esteemed correspondent in Bangor, referring to Miss SUSAN B. ANTHONY'S lecture in that city on the education of the sexes together, says, Remonstrance of Judge Loring, An exciting debate took place in the State Senate to-day on resolutions condemning the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Dred Scott, The Late Railroad Tragedy, Tiffany's Monthly, Multiple News Items, Notice, 'the White Man's Party', A Contumacious Judge, The Atlas in Defence of Mr. Welson, Horrible Cases of Lust, A Revolutionary Decree, Decision in the Dred Scott Case, Spirited Meetings in Warren. Editorial: Equal Political Rights, A Meritorious Artist, Gen. Jackson on Colored Citizenship. Letter to the editor: H. C. Wright in Milford, N. H., The State of Vermont and Senator Sumner, Death of a Worthy Black Man, Will the North Submit? Hardening Process—Revolution Completed—Dissolution, and a Northern Republic, the Only Salvation, The Union—Henry Wilson, Letter to Hon. Gerrit Smith. Classified ads: Cathartic Pills, Multiple Classified Advertisements. Arts & Entertainment: Poetry No Fiction. Elections: The Rights of Woman The Elective Franchise.
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