Romantic days in old Boston; the story of the city and of its people during the nineteenth century . IN OLD BOSTON 131 and then walked the whole length of the roomand was immediately seen shaking hands withGarrison. A murmur ran through the galleryand a smile went round the chamber. whispered to her next neighbor, Righteousness and peace have kissed eachother! Garrison, the dauntless Garrison,turned pale as ashes and sank down on a Channing had censured the Abolitionistsin his pamphlet on Slavery; Garrison had, inthe Liberator, rejected the censure; and herethey were shaki
Romantic days in old Boston; the story of the city and of its people during the nineteenth century . IN OLD BOSTON 131 and then walked the whole length of the roomand was immediately seen shaking hands withGarrison. A murmur ran through the galleryand a smile went round the chamber. whispered to her next neighbor, Righteousness and peace have kissed eachother! Garrison, the dauntless Garrison,turned pale as ashes and sank down on a Channing had censured the Abolitionistsin his pamphlet on Slavery; Garrison had, inthe Liberator, rejected the censure; and herethey were shaking hands in the Senate Channing sat behind the speakers, handingthem notes, and most obviously affording themhis countenance, so as to be from that dayconsidered by the world as an accession totheir principles, though not to their organizedbody. From this time on, events in anti-slaverycircles moved swiftly. In February, 1837, awoman for the first time spoke on the subjectat a State House hearing, the lady thus dis-tinguished being the gifted Angelina Grimke,who laid down the importa
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