The Black abolitionist papers: Vol. 3, The United States, 1830-1846

Illustrations Maps Acknowledgments Abbreviations Editorial Statement Introduction to the American Series: Black Abolitionists in the United States, 1830-1865 1. The Colonization Controversy: John B. Russwurm to [Edward Jones], 20 March 1830; Joseph R. Dailey to Pobert Purvis, 12 April 1833 2. James Forten to William Lloyd Garrison 31 December 1830, 6 May 1832 3. William Watkins to William Lloyd Garrison, 12 February 1831 4. William Watkins to William Lloyd Garrison May 1831 5. Address by Abraham D. Shadd, Peter Spencer, and William S. Thomas, 12 July 1831 6. Address by Abraham D. Shadd, William Hamilton, and William Whipper, 13 June 1832 7. Speech by Sarah M. Douglass, Delivered before the Female Literary Society of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, [June 1832] 8. Speech by William Whipper, Delivered before the Colored Temperance Society of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 8 January 1834 9. Constitution of the Colored Anti-Slavery Society of Newark, 9 May 1834 10. James R. Bradley to Lydia Maria Child, 3 June 1834 11. Sarah L. Forten to Elizabeth H. Whittier, 23 March 1835 12. Address by William Whipper, Alfred Niger, and Augustus Price, 3 June 1835 13. Speech by James Forten, Jr., Delivered before the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 14 April 1836 14. Founding the New York Committee of Vigilance: David Ruggles to Editor, New York Sun, [July 1836]; Resolutions by Thomas Van Rensellaer, Joacob Francis, and David Ruggles, Delivered at Pheonix Hall, New York, New York, 27 September 1836; Proceedings of a Meeting of the New York Committee of Vigilance, Convened at 165 Chapel Street, New York, New York, 21 November 1836

15. Theodore S. Wright and Racial Prejudice: Theodore S. Wright to Archibald Alexander, 11 October 1836; Speech by Theodore S. Wright, Delivered at the Bleecker Steet Church, Utica, New York, 20 October 1836 16. Address by William Watkins, Jacob M. Moore, and Jacob C. White, Sr., [November 1836] 17. Sarah L. Forten to Elizabeth H. Whittier, 25 December 1836 18. Speech by Charles W. Gardner, Delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle, New York, New York, 9 May 1837 19. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 4 March 1837 20. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 4 March 1837 21. Sarah L. Forten to Angelina E. Grimke, 15 April 1837 22. Debating the Causes of Racial Prejudice: "W." to Samuel E. cornish, [June 1837]; Editorial by Samual E. Cornish, 8 July 1837 23. William Watkins to Samuel E. Cornish, 8 June 1837 24. "A Colored American" to Samuel E. Cornish, 2 August 1837 25. Speech by William Whipper, Delivered at the First African Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 16 August 1837 26. Memorial by Charles W. Gardner and Frederick A. Hinton, 6 January 1838 27. Lewis Woodson to Samuel E. Cornish, 7 February 1838 28. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 10 February 1838 29. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 15 March 1838 30. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 9 June 1838 31. Benjamin F. Roberts to Amos A. Phelps, 19 June 1838 32. Editorial by Samuel E. Cornish, 30 June 1838 33. "Juniu" to Samuel E. Cornish, [July 1838] 34. William Watkins to John P. Burr, 13 August 1838 35. Augustus W. Hanson to William Lloyd Garrison, 3 November 1838 36. Speech by Peter Paul Simons, Delivered before the African Clarkson Association New York, New York, 23 April 1839 37. Speech by Andrew Harris, Delivered at the Broadway Tabernacle, New York, New York, 7 May 1839

38. Boston Blacks Defend William Lloyd Garrison: William P. Powell to William Lloyd Garrison, 10 July 1839; Resolutions by a Committee of Boston Blacks, Presented at the First Independent Baptist Church, Boston, Massachusetts, 19 March 1840

39. Editorial by Charles B. Ray, 13 July 1839

40. Charles Lenox Remond to Austin Willey, 27 October 1839

41. David J. Peck and George B. Vashon to Charles B. Ray and Philip A. Bell, 14 November 1839

42. Essay by Lewis Woodson, 29 November 1839

43. Essay by "A Colored Woman," [November 1839]

Thomas Van Rensellaer to "Colored Abolitionists," [April 1840]

45. Charles B. Ray to James G. Birney and Henry B. Stanton, 20 May 1840

46. Samuel Ringgold Ward to Nathaniel P. Rogers, 27 June 1840

47. Reviving the Black Convention Movement: James McCune Smith to Charles B. Ray, 12 August 1840; Editorial by Charles B. Ray, 12 September 1840

48. John W. Lewis to the Executive Committee of the New Hampshire Anti-Slavery Society, 28 December 1840

49. Essay by "Sidney," [February 1841]

50. William C. Nell to William Lloyd Garrison, July 1841

51. Lewis Woodson to [Lewis Tappan], 31 January 1842

52. Testimony by Charles Lenox Remond, Delivered at the Massachusetts State House, Boston, Massachusetts, 10 February 1842

53. Editorial by Stephen A. Myers, 3 March 1842

54. Editorial by Stephen A. Myers, 10 March 1842

55. Samuel Ringgold Ward to Gerrit Smith, 18 April 1842

56. Jeremiah B. Sanderson to William C. Nell, 19 June 1842

57. Robert Purvis to Henry Clark Wright, 22 August 1842

58. Narrative by Lewis G. Clarke, October 1842

59. Annual Report of the Colored Vigilant Committee of Detroit, Delivered at Detroit City Hall, Detroit, Michigan, 10 January 1843

60. Speech by Henry Highland Garnet, Delivered before the National Convention of Colored Citizens, Buffalo, New York, 16 August 1843

61. Henry Johnson to Austin Willey, 31 August 1843

62. Charles Lenox Remond to Isaac and Amy Post, 27 September 1843

63. Antislavery and the Black Clergy: Samuel Ringgold Ward to John A. Murray, 10 November; Henry Highland Garnet to Charles Hall, 28 June 1844

64. William Jones to the United States Congress, 28 December 1843

65. James McCune Smith to Horace Greeley, 29 January 1844

66. Speech by Charles Lenox Remond, Delivered at Marlboro Chapel, Boston, Massachusetts, 29 May 1844

67. Resolutions by a Meeting of Boston Blacks, Convened at the First Independent Baptist Church, Boston, Massachusetts, 18 June 1844

68. Jehiel C. Beman to Joshua Leavitt, 10 August 1844

69. William P. Powell to the Members of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, 21 January 1845

70. Henry Bibb to James G. Birney, 25 February 1845

71. Jeremiah B. Sanderson to Amy Post, 8 May 1845

72. Ransom F. Wake, John Peterson, Alexander Crummell, Henry Williams, Daniel J. Elson, George Montgomery, Benjamin Stanly, and John J. Zuille to Gerrit Smith, 13 June 1845

73. J. W. C. Pennington to J. P. Williston, 20 February 1846

74. James McCune Smith to Gerrit Smith, 28 December 1846.