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共 294 题- THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER Part 3 of 4
- By The American Anti-Slavery Society 1839
- AMERICAN SLAVERY
- AS IT IS:
- NOTE.
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES--PART I.
- PRIVATIONS OF THE SLAVES.
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES, PART II.
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES.--PART III.
- OBJECTIONS CONSIDERED:
- INTRODUCTION.
- 2. THEIR HOURS OF LABOR AND REST.
- 3. THEIR CLOTHING.
- 4. THEIR DWELLINGS.
- 5. THEIR PRIVATIONS AND INFLICTIONS.
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES.
- Yours, &c. WILLIAM BOLLES."
- NARRATIVE OF MR. CAULKINS.
- NARRATIVE AND TESTIMONY OF REV. HORACE MOULTON.
- DEAR BROTHER--
- THE LABOR OF THE SLAVES
- II. THE FOOD OF THE SLAVES.
- III. HOUSES.
- IV. CLOTHING.
- V. PUNISHMENTS.
- VI. RUNAWAYS
- VII. CONFINEMENT AT NIGHT.
- HORACE MOULTON
- NARRATIVE AND TESTIMONY OF SARAH M. GRIMKÉ.
- EXTRACTS.
- In the same letter, Mr. Graham says:--
- TESTIMONY OF MR. WILLIAM POE
- PRIVATIONS OF THE SLAVES.
- I. FOOD.
- 2. KINDS OF FOOD.
- 2. QUANTITY OF FOOD
- 3. QUALITY OF FOOD.
- 4. NUMBER AND TIME OF MEALS EACH DAY.
- NEGROES WANTED.
- II. LABOR
- THE SLAVES ARE OVERWORKED.
- The Western Review, No. 2,--article "Agriculture of Louisiana."
- HOURS OF LABOR AND REST.
- III. CLOTHING.
- IV. DWELLINGS.
- THE SLAVES ARE WRETCHEDLY SHELTERED AND LODGED.
- V. TREATMENT OF THE SICK.
- THE SLAVES SUFFER FROM HUMAN NEGLECT WHEN SICK
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES--PART II.
- TESTIMONY OF THE REV. WILLIAM T. ALLAN, LATE OF ALABAMA.
- NARRATIVE OF MR. WILLIAM LEFTWICH, A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA.
- H. BUSHNELL."
- TESTIMONY OF MR. LEMUEL SAPINGTON, A NATIVE OF MARYLAND.
- LEMUEL SAPINGTON.
- TESTIMONY OF MRS. NANCY LOWRY, A NATIVE OF KENTUCKY.
- TESTIMONY OF MR. WM. C. GILDERSLEEVE, A NATIVE OF GEORGIA
- TESTIMONY OF MR. HIRAM WHITE--A NATIVE OF NORTH CAROLINA
- HIRAM WHITE
- TESTIMONY OF MR. JOHN M. NELSON--A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA.
- TESTIMONY OF ANGELINA GRIMKÉ WELD.
- ANGELINA G. WELD.
- GENERAL TESTIMONY
- TO THE CRUELTIES INFLICTED UPON SLAVES.
- TESTIMONY OF REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD.
- TESTIMONY OF THE HON. WILLIAM PINCKNEY, OF MARYLAND.
- TESTIMONY OF HON. JOHN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE--A SLAVEHOLDER.
- J.B. THOMAS, _Speaker of the House of Representatives._
- TESTIMONY OF REV. JOHN RANKIN,
- TESTIMONY OF THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
- TESTIMONY OF THE GRADUAL EMANCIPATION SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA.
- TESTIMONY OF B. SWAIN, ESQ., OF NORTH CAROLINA.
- TESTIMONY OF DR. JAMES C. FINLEY,
- TESTIMONY OF THE MARYVILLE (TENNESSEE) INTELLIGENCER, OF OCT. 4, 1835.
- Extract of a letter from SARAH M. GRIMKÉ, dated 4th Month, 2nd, 1839
- EXTRACTS
- PUNISHMENTS.
- I. FLOGGINGS.
- Yours, fraternally, M. DUSTIN."
- Mr. Hall adds:--
- Mr. Hall adds:--
- Quincy, Dec. 29, 1838"
- II. TORTURES, BY IRON COLLARS, CHAINS, FETTERS, HANDCUFFS, &c.
- To the preceding Major Nye adds:--
- TESTIMONY OF A VIRGINIAN.
- III. BRANDINGS, MAIMINGS, GUY-SHOT WOUNDS, &c.
- Mr. R.P. Carney, Clark Co. Ala., in the Mobile Register, Dec. 22, 1832
- Mr. F.L.C. Edwards, in the "Southern Telegraph", Sept. 25, 1837
- Ranaway, NELSON, 27 years old,--"ALL HIS TEETH ARE MISSING."
- MARY COWLES.
- The New Orleans Courier says:--
- The New York Sun, of Feb. 21, 1837, contains the following:--
- Mr. RANKIN adds the following:--
- REV. WM. DICKEY'S LETTER.
- PERSONAL NARRATIVES-PART III.
- NARRATIVE AND TESTIMONY OF REV. FRANCIS HAWLEY.
- PLANTATIONS.
- CLOTHING.
- FOOD.
- WORK.
- TESTIMONY OF REUBEN G. MACY AND RICHARD MACY.
- C. MARRIOTT."
- TESTIMONY OF REUBEN G. MACY.
- TESTIMONY OF RICHARD MACY.
- RICHARD MACY.
- TESTIMONY OF MR. ELEAZAR POWELL
- ELEAZAR POWELL, Jr."
- TESTIMONY ON THE AUTHORITY OF REV. WM. SCALES, LYNDON, VT
- TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH IDE, ESQ.
- TESTIMONY OF REV. PHINEAS SMITH
- TESTIMONY OF PHILEMON BLISS, ESQ.
- H. "I give my men an acre and a quarter, and my women an acre."[15]
- C. "Does Mary keep up with the rest?"
- C. "No other, sir, if you favor a nigger you spoil him."
- TESTIMONY OF REV. WILLIAM A. CHAPIN.
- TESTIMONY OF MESSRS. T.D.M. AND F.C. MACY.
- TESTIMONY OF A CLERGYMAN.
- OBJECTIONS CONSIDERED.
- Objection I--"SUCH CRUELTIES ARE INCREDI
- "To this, Mr. Pringle, who was himself f
- R. LORING, _Contractor_."
- W.K. LATIMER."
- RICHARD REINS, _Agent of the James River, and Kenawha Co_."
- E.H. & J. FISHER."
- OBJECTION VIII.--'PUBLIC OPINION IS A PROTECTION TO THE SLAVE.'
- MICAJAH RICKS.
- W. SKINNER.
- S.S."
- GRANDISON D. ROYSTON, _Trustee_."
- THE 'PROTECTION' VOUCHSAFED BY 'PUBLIC OPINION,' TO LIBERTY.
- WM. MAGEE, Sh'ff M.C."
- SAMUEL RALSTON. Pactolus, Pitt County."
- R.W. BARBER, _Jailer_."
- JNO. SIMPSON. _Memphis, Dec. 28._"
- THE PROTECTION OF "PUBLIC OPINION" TO DOMESTICS TIES.
- WM. ROBARTS. Wallhourville, 5th Jan. 1839"
- The "Macon (Georgia) Messenger," Nov. 23, 1837, has the following:--
- SAMUEL BELL, JESSE PEACOCK, Ex'ors."
- GEO. KEPHART."
- From the "Southern Whig," March 2, 1838.--
- HENRY DAVIS."
- FRED'K HOME, Jailor."
- Dr. Stillman closes his advertisement with the following notice:--
- Mrs. B. NEWMAN, of the same place, and in the same paper, advertises--
- Testimony of Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Virginia
- I remain, sir, yours, &c
- J.N."
- ARKANSAS.
- MISSOURI.
- THE MORMON WAR.
- ALABAMA.
- The "Milledgeville Federal Union" of July 11, 1837, has the following
- MISSISSIPPI.
- From the "Natchez Free Trader."
- LOUISIANA.
- The editor of the same paper says (Nov. 4, 1837.)
- TENNESSEE.
- The "West Tennessean," Aug. 4, 1837, says--
- KENTUCKY.
- JOHN MARTIN, Foreman"
- FOOTNOTES.
- A. STEVENSON
- INDEX.
- A.
- B.
- BOOKS.
- C.
- D.
- E.
- F.
- FEMALE SLAVE DRIVERS
- G.
- H.
- I.
- J.
- K.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- O.
- OVERSEERS OF SLAVES--
- P.
- Q.
- R.
- S.
- T.
- THE
- ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER.
- SPEECH
- HON. THOMAS MORRIS,
- OF OHIO,
- IN REPLY TO THE SPEECH OF
- THE
- HON. HENRY CLAY.
- IN SENATE, FEBRUARY 9, 1839.
- NEW YORK:
- PUBLISHED BY THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY,
- NO. 143 NASSAU STREET:
- SPEECH
- THE
- ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER.
- THE
- CONSTITUTION
- A PRO-SLAVERY COMPACT.
- OR
- SELECTIONS
- FROM
- NEW YORK:
- AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.
- 142 NASSAU STREET.
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- NO UNION WITH SLAVEHOLDERS.
- THE CONSTITUTION
- A PRO-SLAVERY COMPACT.
- WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1787.
- M. Clymer concurred with Mr. Sherman.
- On the question on Article 14,--
- LIST OF MEMBERS
- MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.
- NEW YORK CONVENTION.
- PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION.
- VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
- Mr. Madison said--
- NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
- The last clause read--
- SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
- BY JAMES MADISON
- BY JAMES MADISON.
- DEBATES IN FIRST CONGRESS,
- MAY 13, 1789.
- ELIOT'S DEBATES.
- LETTER FROM FRANCIS JACKSON.
- FRANCIS JACKSON.
- FROM
- MR. WEBSTER'S SPEECH
- AT NIBLO'S GARDENS.
- EXTRACTS FROM
- JOHN Q. ADAMS'S ADDRESS
- AT NORTH BRIDGEWATER, NOV. 6, 1844.
- THE ANTI-SLAVERY EXAMINER.--NO. XI
- THE
- CONSTITUTION
- A PRO-SLAVERY COMPACT
- OR
- SELECTIONS
- FROM
- THE MADISON PAPERS, &C.
- SECOND EDITION, ENLARGED.
- NEW YORK:
- AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY,
- 142 NASSAU STREET.
- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- DEBATES IN STATE CONVENTIONS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- NO UNION WITH SLAVEHOLDERS!
- THE CONSTITUTION
- A PRO-SLAVERY COMPACT.
- MONDAY, MAY 26, 1783.
- ARTICLE VII.
- Friday, August 24, 1787
- Article 14, was then taken up.[5]
- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1787.
- On the motion to strike out, "and direct taxes," from this place,--
- MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION.
- NEW YORK CONVENTION.
- PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION.
- VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
- The second section was then read as follows: * * *
- NORTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
- The last clause read--
- SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.
- FEDERALIST, No. 42
- BY JAMES MADISON.
- BY JAMES MADISON.
- DEBATES IN FIRST CONGRESS.
- LLOYD'S DEBATES.
- ELIOT'S DEBATES.
- ADDRESS
- OF THE
- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- OF
- THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY
- TO THE
- LETTER FROM FRANCIS JACKSON.
- FRANCIS JACKSON
- FROM
- MR. WEBSTER'S SPEECH
- AT NIBLO'S GARDENS.
- EXTRACTS FROM
- JOHN Q. ADAMS'S ADDRESS
- AT NORTH BRIDGEWATER, NOVEMBER 6, 1844.