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Editorial
May 2, 1851
Worcester Daily Spy
Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts
What is this article about?
An editorial reprints a toast from the Savannah Morning News, given by a Boston Marshal at Mr. Potter's plantation, advocating stronger North-South union and condemning abolitionists to hell, with Bunker Hill Monument as a barrier; remarks that a Southern author would be called a fire-eater.
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The following precious announcement is in the Savannah Morning News of April 24:
The following characteristic toast was given by one of the Boston Marshals, at a collation given them by Mr. Potter, at his plantation, during their stay in this city:
The North and the South—May the links of the chain that binds their union, be stronger than ever—the abolitionists pitched into h—l, and Bunker Hill Monument rolled against the gate.
If the author was a Southern man, he would be denominated a fire eater.
The following characteristic toast was given by one of the Boston Marshals, at a collation given them by Mr. Potter, at his plantation, during their stay in this city:
The North and the South—May the links of the chain that binds their union, be stronger than ever—the abolitionists pitched into h—l, and Bunker Hill Monument rolled against the gate.
If the author was a Southern man, he would be denominated a fire eater.
What sub-type of article is it?
Slavery Abolition
Constitutional
What keywords are associated?
North South Union
Anti Abolition
Boston Marshals
Fire Eater
What entities or persons were involved?
Boston Marshals
Mr. Potter
Abolitionists
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Anti Abolitionist Toast Supporting North South Union
Stance / Tone
Hostile To Abolitionists, Supportive Of Union
Key Figures
Boston Marshals
Mr. Potter
Abolitionists
Key Arguments
May The Links Of The Chain That Binds North And South Union Be Stronger Than Ever
Abolitionists Pitched Into Hell
Bunker Hill Monument Rolled Against The Gate