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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 2, Chapter 7: the World's Convention.—1840. (search)
intoxicating liquors, I said much privately and publicly in favor of total abstinence, and rebuked them faithfully for their criminal indulgence. Thus, his declining the wine proffered at William Ashurst's led the latter to ask Mr. Garrison's reasons for such a departure from usage. The discussion which ensued ended, upon further reflection, in Mr. Ashurst's becoming a total abstainer on principle. A similar testimony at Wincobank Hall sufficed to banish the decanter ever after from Mrs. Rawson's table. Many like instances might be adduced. Indeed, Mr. Garrison's temperance testimonies began on his former visit to England in 1833, and were still uttered on his final visit in 1877. In short, I did what I could for the redemption of the human race. Dear Rogers was my companion on all occasions, and assisted me in my labors very materially. He was exceedingly well received, and has won for himself a good reputation. It is somewhat doubtful whether he will go to New York; but
Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 2, Index to volumes I. And II. (search)
1793], Letters on Am. Slavery, 1.305, effect on S. J. May, 213, better than Channing's Essay, 2.61; G.'s tribute, 1.306; mobbed, 2.182; votes for Harrison for President, 428. Rankin, John, helps found N. Y. City A. S. Soc., 1.382, and Nat. A. S. Society, 398, resolution, 402; member N. Y. Exec. Com., 483. Rankin, Thomas, 1.305. Rantoul, Robert [1805-1852], career, 2.99; meets Miss Martineau, 98; A. S. vote, 103. Rathbone, William, 2.402. Rawle, William [1759-1836], 1.207. Rawson, Mary A., hospitality to G., 2.395, led by him to teetotalism, 410. Raymond, Daniel, 1.154. Record (Pawtucket), 2.113. Recorder (Boston), gets up Am. Union, 1.469, letter from A. Tappan, 471, 472; charges G. with atheism, 472; on his mobbing, 2.36, on Channing's censure of abolitionists, 89. Refuge of Oppression, 1.453, 2.419. Register, Niles', 2.198. Reid, Elizabeth J., 2.387. Reid, Robert Raymond [1789-1844], 2.381. Religious Intelligencer (New Haven), 2.150. Remond, Cha