THE LIBERATOR, August 28, 1857

Table of Contents

• �TERMS—Two dollars and fifty cents… 1
• The United States Constitution in 'a… 1
• The Thirty-seventh Anniversary of the… 1
• REPORT. 2
• At the First of August Celebration… 4
• SPEECH OF REV. MR. BARBER, of Mendon. 7
• REMARKS OF MR. GARRISON. 8
• The following 'infidel' speech was… 9
• Last Sabbath morning, Rev. 12
• The proposition to hold a convention… 14
• On Sunday evening, August 2d, we addressed… 14
• Whereas, it must be obvious to all,… 16
• 'The creature's at his dirty work again!' 17
• The following timely letter from Mr. 17
• 'The South is affected with slavery;… 18
• Our village has been enlivened to-day… 19
• An esteemed friend, writing from Worcester… 19
• Hon. 20
• A series of Anti-Slavery meeting was… 20
• Extract of a letter from the daughter… 21
• NOTICE.—To the friends in Yarmouth,… 22
• We hazard nothing by asserting, at… 22
• A PRETENDED FUGITIVE SLAVE. A colored… 26
• THE SLAVE TRAFFIC. The Washington correspondent… 26
• SOUTHERN LIBERALITY. In looking over… 26
• liberality of Southern churches. 27
• 'PRO SLAVERY' PAPER IN ENGLAND. The… 27
• LIBERTY OF SPEECH IN VIRGINIA. The… 27
• PETER STILL IN TOWN. Many of our readers… 27
• MRS. SULAN B. ANTHONY. It may be interesting… 27
• NEW MUSIC STORE. Our enterprising fellow-… 28
• Washington, August 19. —The President,… 28
• �There are three colored students at… 28
• The undersigned again call on all interested… 30
• To be held in Worcester, during Cattle… 31
• The fifteenth Anniversary of the Western… 32
• �THE MICHIGAN YEARLY MEETING of the… 32
• �MEETING OF FRIENDS OF PROGRESS. —The… 33
• �ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION FOR THE CAPE.—The… 33
• �FRANCES E. 33
• �WM. 33
• �PARKER PILLSBURY, an Agent of the… 33
• DIED—In Marlborough, on the 10th inst.,… 33
• THE next (Fall) Term of this Institution… 33
• AT the urgent solicitation of the most… 34
• ROBERT R. 34
• 'If thy hand offend then, out it off.' 34
• BY PHOEBE CAREY. 36
• Chancing to look into the inst., we… 36
• We are informed that we have 'lost… 38
• To the Editor of the Boston Courier: 40
• �It is said that Bunker Hill Movement… 42
• The New York is a strong Buchanan and… 43
• A mulatto slave named John Maburg put… 44
• DESPOTISM OF SLAVERY. The Boston Traveller… 44
• �The that the Rev. Henry Ward Bencher… 44
• THIS School opens on the 1st of October,… 44
• EXTRA CHARGES. 45
• PRESIDENT J.H. EATON, L.L.D., 45
• DEPOT, 355 BROOMS- STREET, New-York 46
• Is rapidly rising in favor, and a competent… 46
• 'INDIAN ARCANA,' an Illustrated M Published… 46
• Page Images 48