History of the Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Vol. 2: Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, and as CitizensWilliams, George Washington
History
History of the Negro Race in America from 1619 to 1880. Vol. 2: Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, and as Citizens
Williams, George Washington
African Americans -- History; Liberia; Sierra Leone
The Security of the Institution of Slavery at the South.--The
Right to hold Slaves questioned.--Rapid Increase of the Slave
Population.--Anti-slavery Speeches in the Legislature of
Virginia.--The Quakers of Maryland and Delaware emancipate their
Slaves.--The Evil Effect of Slavery upon Society.--The Conscience
and Heart of the South did not respond to the Voice of Reason or
the Dictates of Humanity 31
CHAPTER V.
ANTI-SLAVERY METHODS.
The Antiquity of Anti-slavery Sentiment.--Benjamin Lundy's
Opposition to Slavery in the South and at the North.--He
establishes the "Genius of Universal Emancipation."--His Great
Sacrifices and Marvellous Work in the Cause of
Emancipation.--William Lloyd Garrison edits a Paper at
Bennington, Vermont.--He pens a Petition to Congress for the
Abolition of Slavery in the District of Columbia.--Garrison the
Peerless Leader of the Anti-slavery Agitation.--Extract from a
Speech delivered by Daniel O'Connell at Cork, Ireland.--Increase
of Anti-slavery Societies in the Country.--Charles Sumner
delivers a Speech on the "Anti-slavery Duties of the Whig
Party."--Marked Events of 1846.--Sumner the Leader of the
Political Abolition Party.--Heterodox Anti-slavery Party.--Its
Sentiments.--Horace Greeley the Leader of the Economic
Anti-slavery Party.--The Aggressive Anti-slavery Party.--Its
Leaders.--The Colonization Anti-slavery Society.--American
Colonization Society.--Manumitted Negroes colonize on the West
Coast of Africa.--A Bill establishing a Line of Mail Steamers to
the Coast of Africa.--It provides for the Suppression of the
Slave-trade, the Promotion of Commerce, and the Colonization of
Free Negroes.--Extracts from the Press warmly urging the Passage
of the Bill.--The Underground Railroad Organization.--Its
Efficiency in freeing Slaves.--Anti-Slavery Literature.--It
exposes the True Character of Slavery.--"Uncle Tom's Cabin," by
Harriet Beecher Stowe, pleaded the Cause of the Slave in Twenty
Different Languages.--The Influence of "Impending Crisis." 37
CHAPTER VI.
ANTI-SLAVERY EFFORTS OF FREE NEGROES.
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