The victim of the assault was restored to health in the family of a leading citizen.

The outrage was judiciously utilized to convince the fair-minded that one of the evils of slavery was the development of minds void of candor and justice.

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Pendleton disturbance there was another great meeting in the town.

Frederick Douglass was the hero of the occasion.

The woman who was the head of the family that restored him to health was on the platform.