Liberator (Boston, MA) - 10/12/1841
1841; Gale Group;
Autores
L. M. C., Alvan Stewart, Willard Keys, George Bradburn, Joseph Bryant, A. B. Merrill, Chairman, Henry W. Williams, General Agent, S. Philbrick, George S. Burleigh,
ResumoNews: Palmyra Prisoners, Truckling to Slaveholders, Habeas Corpus for Release of Slaves, Effects of the Corn Laws, More Fugitives Extract of a Letter from Hiram Wilson, Dated, Free Labor, Refuge of Oppression The Proscription of Consul Trist, Third Party Tactics, Free Suffrage in Rhode-Island, The Washington correspondent of the New-York Express, speaking of this subject, very properly remarks, that to refuse all aid to Great Britain in her efforts to put down the Foreign Slave trade, is to commit ourselves to this unholy traffic, and to set our faces against the humanity and civilization of the age, Miscellany Christian Civilization, The Brave South! the Big South!, Old Humphrey's Short Way with Infidels, The Three Martyrs of Quincy, Illinois, Sentenced for 12 Years in the Missouri Menitentiary, Free Suffrage, To the Subscribers to the Liberator, Patriotic Profligacy, Rhode Island Suffrage Party, Fairs, Multiple News Items, Selections Proceedings of the Plymouth Co. A. S. Society, Charles L. Remond, Case of John Pierpont, An Abolitionist in Jail, Political Moral Influence--The Third Party, Treasurer's Account. Arts & Entertainment: Story of Lewis Williamson As Related by Himself, Dinner to Lord Morpeth, Poetry The Fugitive Slave's Apostrophe to Niagara. Letter to the editor: Letter from George Bradburn. Editorial: The Prince De Joinville, Texas Lynching, Mr. Bradburn's Letter. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, JUST received, and for sale at No. 25, Cornhill, 'The Law and Customs of Slavery in British India. Marriage notices: Marriages.
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