The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-06-24
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are wanted to awaken public attention, to
collect popular assemblies and to enlist the
svmpathies of those whose ayocations deny
them the opportunity of reading Anti-Slavery
publications. Agents are desired to aid in the
formation of auxiliary societies Editors and
authors are 10 be enlisted in the cause and
frequently information and statistics, to be
collected at much expense of time and labor
are needed for the use of members Of Congress
ami other public men The inStrumentaltieS
for influencing public opinion and correcting
yre.ui.cc- and erroneous statements are mani
fold but they can be welded only be associated
funds and laborS
A cri>i, ha> arrived in which the friend, of
the Anti->ayery cause should reorganze and
act together Unless they DO this. their efforts
&, circum~.r.jg the area Of slavery. 10 break
.aa .e.te-, a. The slave and 10 rescue the free
,alarel man t-.m b, present degradation. will
te tr-l:.e,s Should the present mighty com
nation a: capitalists. merchants ana poll
teams aide. ,y q number Of popular dIyiueS
~. .,'al .n their service succeed IN suVp-eS>ng
a.. -la-..s,..t no, .! sympathy for the slave.
g.. discus, ~ e. tie a'.am nations Of slavery.
g.. ,a>,sr1 i.- the 4. -t.re the North Vii
-1-.-. --- 8 - l-eTare! O.. sanction the de-
,--l, -.U ,-t--;a-rr. ~ Ill, erection If NV
Mem. .41 and Southern ali,ruia. into
>..va >s-., ..-et.sr With e ANNEXATION q
L-ta Hart. a. H.. >.u-v..h Islands a.. o.
~ added 8. ir- 5.us5a i the s.ayehc.1er
Lei 3D., -.re- t.--ai ;aai laii-> az, olr> al.
;Ao-E. evrrt, a-e -u;. az that vtatevef NAV
'@ ;ae form ~ rL.t j; msy please Divine
Providence {. punish aa5 guilty land be D.
.--r-, - III OILY o. love mercy. bat D. go JUS
ice-s command W tai 70 obey $50 long -
Ws refuse u use lawfl! mean, g. ~-.ure mercy
a-1 -st.oe 10 o,Aer Very many have To
1;aer opportunity q rley.ns this command
L regard 10 The 81 I'D race than Nv their y,.-
cauiary contribut.01. Tie ADii-Nlayerv cause
The e1ort- Of the 4, and 4 : Society," are
Low enfeeblei 'y The exhausted ,tate Of Their
treasury.
APPEAL FOR FUNDS.
Friend, and ir-,Arcn, We appeal to YOU IN
behalf o; The >,c.ety. In tn Language Of
Scripture We cxhort YOU to show your faith ~
vour work - fullyaware are oar eucm.c~
If tha Importance OF influencing public op.u-
ion hy the Pres. that paper has been e>tab-
li,hed Al the capital Of Our Republic for the
single and ayowei purpose Of indicating aud
UNFOLDING human bondage. a large portion
Of the newspaper press IN our commercial cities
rs enlisted IN the same unholy cause Public
TumOr tells u, that committee in the city Of
New York. comprising many of its wealthiest
citizen. raised fund Of 100000 dollars
and knowing that opposition to slavery has ts
strongest fortress in the religious sentiment
this committee has spread broadcast through
the land mult.tudeS of copies Of pro-slavcry
sermons While the votares of AIammon and
the aspirantS to political power and emolu-
ment are thus active and Jealous in supporting
and extending "A horrible and degrading dcs-
pOtsm, to further their own selfish and ambi-
tious views will not the friends Of righteous
ness, justice and mercy, be up and doing
We beseech You to reply, by enrolling your
names among the members of the A and /. A. 5
Society and by speedy and liberal contribu
ions to It's treasury.
DAVID THURsToN Congregational Minister
Nassalboro Maine
SAMUEL FEs.ENDEN Portland, Maine.
GTus HurcmNsoN Woodstock, Vt, Ex-Chier
Justice
LAURENCE BRNNARD St Adams, Vt
CHARLES FHANcls ADAMS, Quincy, Mass
SAMUEL OsGoop d. ID, Pastor Of the First
Cong. Church, Springfield, Mass
WILLIAM {. CHAPLIN, Fall River, Mass
. q FoRMAN, Unitarian Cong. Minister, Nam
tuckct, Mass
I. {. WEBSTER Pastor of Cong Church Hop.
kinton, Mass
!. 7. WnLIsroN, northampton, Mass
IoHN PIERPoNr Unitarian Cong Minister
Mediord, Mass
BANCROFT Fowler, Congregational Minister
Stockbridgr Mass,
sAAC BAssErT, Stockbrdgc Mass
WILLIAM WmrNEy, Stockbrdgc Mass
WILLIAM w. PATTON, Pastor of Fourth Cong.
Church, Hartford Conn
WILLIAM JAY, Bedford ny
W w EyERTs. Pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Wheatand, n Y
$. s. JoCELYN, Pastor OF First Cong Church
of Williamsburg, NY
Ions CHANEy, Minister Of the Free Win Bap-
tst Denomination.
d. Nj. GRAHAM Pastor of Free Will Bapti
Church, Sullivan street New York city.
j WARNER, Williamsburg. n Y.
LNDLEy MURRAY Moore Rochester, n Y
Harmon kINGsnuRl. Staten Island NY
j. A. Paine NJ d. Albany n \.
WILLIAM +. WuIrING. New York city
JoHN RANKIN, Brooklyn, n Y.
LEWIS TArpaN, Brooklyn n, Y.
ARTHUR TAprAN, Bellrylle \ !.
GroRGG WHrpLG Belcyile. n. j.
{. d. CLEVELAND, Philadelphia
SAMUEL RuoAps, BIockcy. near PHILADELPHIA
CHARLES AVERY, Minister of the Methodist
Protestant Church. Allegheny City, Pa
CHARLES b. BOlNroN, Pastor of Pine street
Cong. Church, Cincinnati, Ohio
JoHN RANkIN. Pastor of Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church Ripley Ohio
/ Il. HupsoN Professor of Languages OberEn
College Ohio,
JOSHUA r. GlpprNGS, Member of Congress
from Ohio
FLAvEl. BAScoM Pastor Cong. Church, Gales
burg Ill.,
JONATHAN BLANCHARD President of Knox Col
legc H.
CHARLES DuRREr, Member of Congress from
Wisconsin
j. BIGrLow, Washington City
JoHN G FEE, Pastor independent Congrega.
tional Church Cabin Creek, Lewis co.
kentucky.
ELLIS CLIZBE, Amsterdam, n \
Ncc York Hau 1882
BALL0rlNGs IN THE LATE DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENrIoN FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PREsl.
DENT
ih' Convention Proceeded to ballot tor pom.
inee OF the i'"mocr .nc ,ry for too Pres .denc,
the wiol' "H.+n't 4 voted ciug 296 necessary 10
II cuvicc, i9i
itRSI HNIuT.
Can- Maine . New liuopshir, /, V,rmont ..
Mus ,chnsetts ~ Raric ii ini 3. Connecticut ?
New NOtk II New jersey Z, Delaware 3, Mary.
land :, Louritra 8 O'io 10 Kentucky - Tea
n"sste 6, Moor . Michigan 8, Iowa :, Wis
cousin no
B'cFrah-- Maine 3, Connecticut ? Peuusy Iva
MIA p, Nrgi'is -, North Carolina 10, Georgia
10, Al'tanm ., Mississippi 2, Tennessee &, AK.
un~ts 90
HUw-M .s"causctt1 ,, Rhode island /, New
iJ-H 2I--y5
D)pgtW-Nyw Hampshire /, NJ ,>serbusetts ,
Corn'yrcnt Ouo2 ,, Illinois II Florida Iowa
go
Lm,-lui 81. 10
HJ'"5'-N as,caus.,t- /, Connecticut / Ohio