Northern Rebellion And Southern Secession
Northern Rebellion And Southern Secession
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Many of them are intelligent amd rich; and all of them are deadly enemies of the South. Five hundred of them, at least, annually visit the Slave Sta. Tes, passing from Florida to Harper-'s Ferry. . . . They have carried the Underground Eail- road and the Underground Telegraph into nearly every Southern State. Here, obviously, is a power of great importance for a M^ar of liberation. '"" Otlier writers confirm Eedpath's estimate, and leave no doubt that by 1860 this large number had really grown ...much larger than he estimated it to be. This numerous class was harljored, fed, and furnished money by the ISTorth.^^" "The work done by these fugitives was supplemented by the cautious dis- semination of news by the white persons who went into the South to abduct slaves or to encourage them to escape, or while engaged there in legitimate occupations, use their opportimities to pass the helpful word or to afford more substantial aid. The Rev. Charles Fairbank, the Rev. Charles T. Torrey, and Dr.
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Many of them are intelligent amd rich; and all of them are deadly enemies of the South. Five hundred of them, at least, annually visit the Slave Sta. Tes, passing from Florida to Harper-'s Ferry. . . . They have carried the Underground Eail- road and the Underground Telegraph into nearly every Southern State. Here, obviously, is a power of great importance for a M^ar of liberation. '"" Otlier writers confirm Eedpath's estimate, and leave no doubt that by 1860 this large number had really grown ...much larger than he estimated it to be. This numerous class was harljored, fed, and furnished money by the ISTorth.^^" "The work done by these fugitives was supplemented by the cautious dis- semination of news by the white persons who went into the South to abduct slaves or to encourage them to escape, or while engaged there in legitimate occupations, use their opportimities to pass the helpful word or to afford more substantial aid. The Rev. Charles Fairbank, the Rev. Charles T. Torrey, and Dr.
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