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The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
s himself with "rejoicing at the retributive justice." At the American Anti-Slavery meeting, May 13, 1857, Rev. A. T. Foss said: "If the Angel Gabriel had done what their fathers did (made a constitutional provision for the rendition of fugitive slaves), he would be a scoundrel for it. There never was an hour when this blasphemous and infamous Government should be made, and now the hour was to be prayed for when that disgrace to humanity should be dashed to pieces forever." Rev. A. B. Frothingham, at some meeting, demanded disunion: "If we would abolish the ignorance and gloom in which the crime of slavery shadows itself, we must withdraw from it. In no temper of malignity or animosity toward the slaveholders need this be done." "So long as this blood-stained Union existed there was but little hope for the slave. "--Garrison at some meeting. "Mark! how stands Massachusetts at this hour in reference to the Union? Just where she ought to be — in an attitude of open