History of American Abolitionism Its Four Great Epochs Embracing Narratives of
History of American Abolitionism Its Four Great Epochs Embracing Narratives of
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"William Lloyd Garrison, who had then just returned from Eng- land, where he had been engaged in fomenting excitement against this country, traducing its people and institutions, and who was expected to take part in the proceedings of the meeting, was an especial object of popular abhorrence and disgust, and it is said that many grave and respectable citizens would have gladly assented to his decoration in a coat of tar and feathers. Notwithstanding the notification, of " No meeting, " Clinton ...Hall was opened and crowded to suffocation. Speeches were delivered by a number of citizens, and a series of resolutions, prepared by Mr. F. A. Tallniadge, were adopted, deprecating any interference in the question of slavery, and expressing a determination to resi-t every attempt on the part of the abolitionists to effect their object.
It appears, however, that the purposes for which the meeting was originally called were indirectly attained. Finding it much easier to raise a popular whirl- wind than to ride securely upon it, they prudently and privately changed their place of meeting to Chatham street chapel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"William Lloyd Garrison, who had then just returned from Eng- land, where he had been engaged in fomenting excitement against this country, traducing its people and institutions, and who was expected to take part in the proceedings of the meeting, was an especial object of popular abhorrence and disgust, and it is said that many grave and respectable citizens would have gladly assented to his decoration in a coat of tar and feathers. Notwithstanding the notification, of " No meeting, " Clinton ...Hall was opened and crowded to suffocation. Speeches were delivered by a number of citizens, and a series of resolutions, prepared by Mr. F. A. Tallniadge, were adopted, deprecating any interference in the question of slavery, and expressing a determination to resi-t every attempt on the part of the abolitionists to effect their object.
It appears, however, that the purposes for which the meeting was originally called were indirectly attained. Finding it much easier to raise a popular whirl- wind than to ride securely upon it, they prudently and privately changed their place of meeting to Chatham street chapel.
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