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Lynchburg Virginian
Lynchburg, Virginia
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Publication of accounts on recent abolition excitements in Boston and Utica, with commentary hoping they suppress incendiaries, preserve tranquility, and maintain Union. Notes Thompson's departure from New York to Liverpool on ship Huron a few days ago, suggesting Garrison follow suit.
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We publish this morning copious accounts of the recent Abolition excitement in Boston and Utica. Such decisive indications of public sentiment at the North cannot be highly gratifying and satisfactory to the South, while it is to be hoped that they will be effectual in putting down the Incendiaries, preserving the public tranquility, restoring fraternal feelings between the different sections of the Union, and perpetuating the Union itself.
The New York Mercantile Advertiser states that Thompson, the foreign Incendiary, sailed from that port for Liverpool, in the ship Huron, a few days ago. He has made a fortunate escape, we suspect. The country was getting too hot for him, since the recent exposure of his villainous character. Garrison had better follow him.
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Boston, Utica, New York
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Recent
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thompson sailed for liverpool; hopes for suppression of incendiaries and preservation of union tranquility
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Copious accounts published of recent Abolition excitement in Boston and Utica, indicating public sentiment at the North. Thompson, foreign Incendiary, sailed from New York for Liverpool in ship Huron a few days ago after exposure of his character.