The cover page of this document says “Constitution of the State of Iowa” Adopted in Convention at Iowa City March 5th A.D. 1857 Submitted to the People for Adoption or Rejection at the Election to be held in August 1857....
This page, taken out of a longer book, Senate, 34th Congress, 3rd Session, Mis. Doc. No. 17, is titled “Resolutions of the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, in relation to Slavery, and the admission of Kansas into the...
Title of article: Slavery safest under freedom’s cloak — describes resolutions offered in the House of Representatives by Ohio Congressman Perry and how they were delayed. One of the resolutions was “That the present War with Mexico was neither sought...
The article on the front page of this newspaper titled “The War in Kansas” contains a long and detained account of the “sacking of Lawrence, furnished to the Missouri Democrat by an eye-witness… It is graphic and reliable.” What follows...
The Anti-Slavery Bugle, Salem Ohio, January 16 1846, vol. 1, 4 pages. contains many short articles and a front page article addressed to “The people of the Free States of the Union” and signed by prominent men against slavery, notably...
The Anti-Slavery Bugle, Salem Ohio, May 1, 1846, vol. 1, 4 pages. contains many short articles and a long article titled “The Tender Mercy of Slaveholders is Cruel;” article on war in Texas and Mexico, article on Reverend Torry in...
New York Daily Tribune, December 7, 1859, Vol. XIX, no. 5811, p. 3 This newspaper has a long article, 4 of the 6 columns, describing “John Brown’s Invasion” and “The Fugitives–Cooke and Virginia in Kansas. The article begins: “I am...
Issue of the National Anti-Slavery Standard newspaper from March 1, 1856. There are a total of 4 pages. Includes story of Dred Scott titled “Important Suit Before the Supreme Court: Dred Scot vs. John F. A. Sanford” The article begins...
The Liberator, September 3, 1858 Articles about the Dominican Republic and “Negro Mechanics,” and “Negroes to be Educated” in Kansas, and much more. according to Wikipedia: “The Liberator was a weekly abolitionist newspaper, printed and published in Boston by William...
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