Southern Free Society

The Southern Free Society was a 19th-century organization founded in the southern United States, aimed at promoting free labor and opposing slavery. It advocated for economic and social policies that supported free workers and fair treatment, emphasizing the importance of individual rights and enterprise. The society sought to influence public opinion and political policies to reflect these values, often positioning itself against pro-slavery interests. Overall, it played a role in the broader movement toward economic independence and social reform in the South during that era.