The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

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lifio,, ~ slove7r No. onIv j., the
Tinted States but in Fnron. algo
ala 10 feLt for the .bolit;on cause
II Great R,;+nio csnecioIlv l1, Nav
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| c,,se S7r, Nav continued m 70 be yerv
a:iive and prominent IN pro,poting
thc ant;-slaTerv refor,n He soon Dt-
came known far aud wide as s. fear
les. and ;,ncompronis;ne aboIitioniss.
Hundreds ofmep. women and children.
aeeinc from bondage and bound tor
Canada. came to him for protection
and help and they never came IL
vain. he assisted many to escane.
among them being the celebrated
john McHenny, whose liberation cre-
ated such a sensation. the anniYerss-
" Of which was celebrated for sever
81 years.
Is The meetings OF the aboEtionists
shortly before the declaration of war
We're violently assailed in Boston and
Other cities, the mayor of Syracuse
earnestly requested IIr. May to pre-
vent the holding OF s. meeting here,
lest It should provoke a riot. Twsn-
ty Of tie most influential gentlemen
Of Syracuse. nearly half of whom
were his parishioncrs, addressed q let
ter 10 AAfr. May, telling him that they
were crediblT informed that organized
md :orc;b,e efforts to preyent the
holding Of the abolition convention
would be made. Probably this was
ore Of The seyerest tests to which NJ.
NAYS LOYALTY 70 his own corvicr;ons
was even, Subjected Before the hol,r
aDpo;nte5 for the convention rioters
took nossess;on of the hall which ,Tr
liay had hired for the convention,
AID he was roughly used. the meet
inc being prevented and Mr. lIay
vas burned in efiey il Haroyer
square.
# IVES not long aftelwar3 that 4he
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The story OF n, crr,rt chin IS most
romantic Mss Winnie DAVIS caTne
North some four wears AGO to VISIT DR.
Thomas Emory. Of tbe firm Of D. |
McCarthv & Co.. in This CITY. L vas
her frst visit 10 this CID aboltionist
stronghold, and she 1ss consequent
II quite anxious 10 meet the society
in Syracuse. at one Of the re-
ceotians given in her honor she was
to Mr. Alfred Wilkinson.
Il Will be remembered that Miss
recei~ed very COG! reception
n cne OF two houses here, aad this
OF the IDaughter Of tha
Contaaerocy" ;s said TO have brought
,ar md t:r V-i,l-:nc,-, ), vary cIoso