For 10 points—name this publication named after a guide for runaway slaves, published by Frederick Douglass.
Martin R. Dalaney left in 1848 after a year, and William C. Nell resigned in 1851 because of political differences. Founded on December 3, 1847 in Rochester, New York, it existed for thirteen years, including taking on the name of its founder in 1851 upon its merger with the Liberty Party Paper. For 10 points—name this publication named after a guide for runaway slaves, published by Frederick Douglass.
Martin R. Dalaney left in 1848 after a year, and William C. Nell resigned in 1851 because of political differences.
The {North Star}