The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-25 00:00:00

EVI4INING EDITION

ITISII
and FOREIGN ANTI-
JEI SLAVERY SOCIETY, for the ABOLITION of
OLAVERY, and the SLAVE TRADE THROUGHOUT
the W ORLD.
,PROCEEDINGS of an ADJOURNED MEETING of
ANTI-SLAVERY DELEGATES and FRIENDS to the
Cause, assembled from various parts of the United Kingdom,
held at Exeter-hall, on Thursday, the 18th of April,
The JOSEPH STURGE, Esq., in the Chaii.
Committee appointed to prepare a form of Constitution
and Regulations on the basis of
the Resolutions passed yester-
day' arid to nominate a Committee and Officers. for this Society,
tshubensi%iiteetetdinth:elollowing to the consideration and adoption of
L That the name of this Society be, " The British and
Foreign Anti-Slavery Society."
11. That the objects of the Society be the universal extinction
ofsSlavery and the Slave-trade, and the protection of the rights
anti interests of the enfranchised population in the British pos-
sessions, and of all persons captured as Slaves.
111. That the following be the fundamental principles of th
Society_ti,
--at so long as Slavery exists, there is no reasonable
prospect of the annihilation of the Slave-trade, and of extin_
guishing the sale and barter of human beings ; that the extii.e_
ttitioani b
nofSylavery and the Slave-trade will be attained most effee-
the employment of those means which are of a moral.
religious, and pacific character ; that no measures be resorted
o by this
Society in the prosecution of these objects but such
as !.19 in entire accordance with these principles.
by this S Thaetet the following be among the means to ba employed
oi
I.
To circulate, both at home and abroad, accurate informa-
tion on the enormities Of the Slave-trade and Slavery ;to fur-
nish evidence to the inhabitants of Slave-holding countries not
iaat!ly of the practicability, but of the pecuniary advantage of free
.°°ur to diffuse authentic intelligence respecting the results
entancipasion in Hayti, the British Colonies, and elsewhere;
to open a
correspondence with Abolitionists in America, France,
aof their nd Other countries ; and to encourage them in the prosecution
this objects by all methods consistent with the principles of
Society.
pr 2. To recommend the use of free-grown produce, as far as
acticable, in preference to Slave-grown, and to promote the
ption of fiscal regulations in favour of free labour.
3. To obtain the unequivocal recognition of the principle,
ttion
hat the Slave, of whatever clime or colour, entering any por-
the sfuoicotirhaeens British DOminions, shall be free, the same as upon
docfomthpeleUtenietffeed Kt.ingdom, and to carry this principle
inbfoii.e;l;
nocrigeneommend that every suitable opportunity be embraced
in our intercourse with Slave-holders and their
apologists our abhorrence of the system which they uphold, and
cur sense of its utter incompatibility with the spirit of the
Christian religion.
5- That every person who subscribes not less than ten hogsshil-
, annually, or makes a donation of five pounds or upwards,
snall be a Member of this Society.
6. That the Society be under the management of a Tree-
E!Sure, Secretary, and a Committee of not less than twenty-one
un
rson
vacancs, who shall be annually elected, and shall have power to
,411 P ies, anti to add to their number.
i• That there be held in London a general meeting of the
subscribers once in each year, at which a report of proceedings,
4nd a financial statement shall be presented, and a Committee
and Officers elected.
8. That the Committee have power to transaet all the bu-
siness of the Society in the intervals of the General Meet-
winhg:land to convene 'Special General Meetings of the Society
necessary.
4,9. That it be recommended to the Anti-Slavery friends
irotighout the country to form Auxiliary Societies upon the
principles of, and in connexion with this Societ
10. That Auxiliary Societies be empowered any.
nually to ap-
Point, anti 'here such Auxiliaries are not formed, the Com-
•mittee shall have power annually to appoint, one or more cor-
r.
all ading members who shall be at liberty to attend and vote
•
co
.isie e
tangs of 'the Committee in London ; and that the
Committee shall also be authorised to appoint annually Ho-
-11;7 Corresponding Members who shall have the same pri-
IL That the Committee do invite and encourage the forma-
"on of Ladies' Branch Associations, in furtherance of the ob.
jects of this Society.
12. That the following Gentlemen be the Committee and Offi-
cers of this Society
The Right Hon. S. Lushing-! Rev. J. H. Hinton
01:1rton, i
g: n LL.D.suAtxal
coen!: henry Starry
Joseph Cooper
Stafford Allen
• Richard Barrett
Wilkie Ball Samuel Gurney
Robert Forster j Rev. Mr. WoOdwark
Josiah Conder Rev. John Young
Richard Peek W. Taylor
Robert Howard James I. Wright
Henry Tuckett Samuel Fox
John Beaumont L. C. Lecesne
George Benernet Robert Russell
Josiah Forst
TREASURER—G. W. Alexander, Lombard-street.
Hon. SECRETARY—J. 11. Tredgold, 41, Wellclose-square.
On the motion of the Right honourable S. LusniNwroN
LL.D., seconded by W. WILSON, Esq., it was unanimously
resolved :--
"That Thomas Clarkson, Esq., the first and venerable ad-
vocate of the abolition ; Joseph Stuige, Esq., whose strenuous
exertions and personal sacrifices have so greatly contributed to
the extinction of the apprenticeship system, and the movers and
Seconders of the Motions in Parliament, for the attainment of
that object, namely ;—Sir J. E. L. Wilmot, Bart. ; Sir George
Strickland, Bart. ; Jos. Pease, jun., Esq. ; Hon. C. P. Vil-
liers, be Honorary Corresponding Members of this Society.
On the motion of Jas. WHITETHOR NE, Esq., seconded by
THOS. I3icwor.n, Esq., it was resolved unanimously :
" That the form of constitution and regulations now read,
and the Committee and Officers proposed, be approved by this
meeting. JOSEPH STURGE, Chairman.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a Cause of SAMPLES af;ainst
OLIVER, the Creditors of PETER SAMPLES, late of St.
James-place, in the Parish of St. James, in the County of
Middlesex, who died in the month of November, 1837, are, on
or before the •24th day of May next, to come in and prove their
debts before Sir GIFFIN WtLsoN, one of tho Masters ofthe said
Court, at his Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-
14',e, London, or in default thereof they will peremptorily be
excluded the benefit of the said Decree.
CURRIE and WOODGATE, Lincoln's Inn.

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