Movement in Ohio to Deport the Negro
Movement in Ohio to Deport the Negro
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Springfield Female 80. Starke County 81. Steubenville 82. Talmadge 83. Troy (Miami County) 84. Trumbull County 85. Urbana 86. Wadsworth 87. Warren County 88. Warren Female 89. Washington County 90. Waynesville 91. Wilmington 92. Wooster 93. Xenia 94. Xenia Female 95. Xenia Juvenile 96. Zanesville. A BRIEF EXPOSITION OF THE VIEWS OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE COLONIZATION OF FREE PERSONS OF COLOUR, IN AFRICA; PUBLISHED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE OHIO STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY ...ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF OHIO COLUMBUS : PRINTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE OHIO MONITOR, BY DAVID SMITH 1827 COLONIZATION SOCIETY. At a time when a general effort is making throughout the nation, in behalf of the American Colonization Society, and when a universal appeal is made to the benevolence of community for its support, we owe it to the public, on whose charity our insti- tution, for the present, entirely depends for aid; and especially in the western country, where the operations and objects of the Society are very imperfectly understood, to give a brief sketch of its history, character and claims.
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Springfield Female 80. Starke County 81. Steubenville 82. Talmadge 83. Troy (Miami County) 84. Trumbull County 85. Urbana 86. Wadsworth 87. Warren County 88. Warren Female 89. Washington County 90. Waynesville 91. Wilmington 92. Wooster 93. Xenia 94. Xenia Female 95. Xenia Juvenile 96. Zanesville. A BRIEF EXPOSITION OF THE VIEWS OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE COLONIZATION OF FREE PERSONS OF COLOUR, IN AFRICA; PUBLISHED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE OHIO STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY ...ADDRESSED TO THE CITIZENS OF OHIO COLUMBUS : PRINTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE OHIO MONITOR, BY DAVID SMITH 1827 COLONIZATION SOCIETY. At a time when a general effort is making throughout the nation, in behalf of the American Colonization Society, and when a universal appeal is made to the benevolence of community for its support, we owe it to the public, on whose charity our insti- tution, for the present, entirely depends for aid; and especially in the western country, where the operations and objects of the Society are very imperfectly understood, to give a brief sketch of its history, character and claims.
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