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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 2, Chapter 6: the schism.—1840. (search)
midons for the conflict, and that a defeat awaits us unless superior vigilance prevents. New York city, where I write this, is all alive. Public announcement of this mode of conveyance was made the next week in the Liberator. Mammon Lib. 10.75. consented, under the circumstances, to make no distinction between white and black passengers on the boat and in the special trains connecting with it—a prime Lib. 10.122. consideration in securing the attendance of colored delegates. On Monday, May 11, the great rally began at the depot in Boston: A few came from the land of down east, reported Mr. Lib. 10.79. Garrison, and from the thick-ribbed hills of the Granite State; but especially from the counties of old Essex, and Middlesex, and Norfolk, and Plymouth, and Suffolk, in Massachusetts, they came promptly and numerously at the summons of humanity, in spite of hard times and the busy season of the year, to save our heaven-approved association from dissolution, and our b