Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-06-06

mnnication. and which demands the same
full and frank disclosure Of the views
with which the subioined inquiries are
proposed. ssI 4
Your letter was handed to me in con-,
sequence of duty assigned me by my
delegation. and which requires me g pro-
cure all the authentic information can,
as to the nature and intentions Of yours
and similar associations. in order that we
may, If we deem II advisable, lay the
information before our people, 50 that
they may be prepared to decide UNDER
standingfy, as to the course it becomes
them to pursue on this all important ques-
ton. II you shave nothing 70 conceal. "
and il is not imposing too much on, what
may have been. an unguarded prefer,
| will esteem your compliance as courte-
sy to an opponent, and be pleased to have
an opportunity 10 make a suitable return
And II, on the other hand, you have the
least difficulty or objection, trust you
will not hesitate TO withhold the informa
ltion sought for, as would not have it
unless as freely given, as it will, II deem
ed expedieni, be freely used. ~,
lam, Sir, your ob'd'tserv't,
Il F. H. ELMoRE, Of 8. G.
oUssrIoss for J. G. Bimey., Cor. Sec
A. A. 5. Society.
4 l. Howmany Societies, affiliated wit
that Of which you are the Cor. Sec, ar
there 10 the United States2 And no,
many members belong to. them in I'll
aggTegatei sfyta. 81 sa5 Nas -
2. Are there any other societies simila
ito yours, and not affiliated with it, in III
United Statesi and how many and whs
is the aggregate of their membersq
n 3. Have you utilization, intercourse 8
connection with any similar societies OF
Of the United States, and in what cour
tries ~ H 49,, -, IL 49,. h
A.. Do your or similar societies exist
the Colleges and other Literary Insritr
lions Of the non,slaveholding States, an
to what extent2 - go -.
5. What do you estimate the number
Of those who cooperate in this matter al
What proportion do they bear in the POI
ulation Of the Northern States, and WIN
in the Middle non-slaveholding States
Are they increasing, and at what rateP
6. What is the object your association
aim at2 does it extend to abolition
I'll slavery only in the District of Columbi
or in the whole slave countryi %
z. BY what means and under VIII
power do you propose to carry your view
8. What has been for three years pas
the annual income Of your societies2 al
q. how is it raisedi - Z .s-.str -.
= 9. In what way and to what purpos
!. do you apply these funds2 -Er..
y 10. How many printing presses al
= periodical publications have you2 81
IL. To what classes of persons do y
address your publications, and are tn
addressed to the Judgment the imaginatic
Z or the feelings7 ssa
* IL. Do you propagate your doctrin
rs by any other means than oral and WI
ek ten discussions,-- instance, by pril
ed and pictures in mannfactures-say pool
y, handkerchief &c. Pray, state the
81 rious modes. - sn4gttI s4>fae4.n
OF l3. Are your hopes and expectatic
loi increased or 4essened by the events of |
IL last year, and. especially, by the action
by this Congressi And will your exertit
1T be relaxed or increased2 So -rse,err
IA. Haveyou any permanent fund, 9
Ct how muchf ,d s.5s adg sg..t 4, as