History of the Rise and Fall of the Slave Power in America, Volume 1

abolition of slavery abolitionism Abolitionists action Adams adopted advocates African afterward amendment American Antislavery Society annexation appeal Arthur Tappan avowed bill Boston British Calhoun cause chairman Christian church citizens claims Colonization colored committee Congress Constitution convention Court debate declared defend demanded Democratic denounced District duty earnest Elizur Wright eloquent emancipation England excited expressed Faneuil Hall favor feeling freedom friends fugitive Garrison gentlemen Georgia Giddings governor hall held House human Indians influence John Quincy Adams justice labor laws Lee Child legislation legislature Lewis Tappan liberty Massachusetts meeting ment Missouri moral motion nation negroes North Northern opinion opposed organization party Pennsylvania persons political presented President principles prohibition protection purpose question referred resolutions Rhode Island secure Senate sentiments Slave Power slave-trade slaveholding South Carolina Southern speech spirit Tappan territory Texas tion treaty Union United Virginia vote Whig York