The Anti Slavery Movement
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The Free Soil Party, or Political Abolitionists.
30 4. The Liberty Party, or Gen-it Smith School of Abolitionists.
There are others, and among them those conscientious men and women, principally of the Society of Friends, who may be called "free labor people'" 1 — since their remedy for slavery is an abstinence from slave produce. This Society formerly published in Philadelphia a periodical, called "The Non-Slaveholder, " and kept open a store for the sale of free labor goods ; and be- sides th...is, it promoted the growth of free cotton in several of the more Southern States. This Society is still in existence, and is quietly doing its work.
I shall consider, first, the Garrisonian Anti-Slavery Society. I call this the Garrisonian Society, because Mr. Garrison is, confessedly, its leader. This Society is the oldest of modern Anti-Slavery Societies. It has, strictly speaking, two weekly papers, or organs — em- ploys live or six lecturers — and holds numerous public meetings for the dissemination of its views.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Free Soil Party, or Political Abolitionists.
30 4. The Liberty Party, or Gen-it Smith School of Abolitionists.
There are others, and among them those conscientious men and women, principally of the Society of Friends, who may be called "free labor people'" 1 — since their remedy for slavery is an abstinence from slave produce. This Society formerly published in Philadelphia a periodical, called "The Non-Slaveholder, " and kept open a store for the sale of free labor goods ; and be- sides th...is, it promoted the growth of free cotton in several of the more Southern States. This Society is still in existence, and is quietly doing its work.
I shall consider, first, the Garrisonian Anti-Slavery Society. I call this the Garrisonian Society, because Mr. Garrison is, confessedly, its leader. This Society is the oldest of modern Anti-Slavery Societies. It has, strictly speaking, two weekly papers, or organs — em- ploys live or six lecturers — and holds numerous public meetings for the dissemination of its views.
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