Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-09-15

Inc OON'o
s,,ertics Committee:
r. Robinson. North Ferrisburgh.
LII F. LeaUits, Vergennes,
|0 J EelIs,. Cornwall,
r A. Allen. Middlebury.
G. D. Barber
e Pnsdlf.
j W. Hale. Brandon, ~
+ Holeomb, I"
~ Goodbue. Ehoreham,
RF Haskell, Ez Ofieio Cornwall, II
RI. Knapp, Montpelier.
n q Mryray, = /" Brandon. y
The Committee on Joel Dooliitle's
|vs,v reported as follows-which report
4, accepted and adopted. and the COM
Lice was discharged.
70 the Anli-SlaserY Society now in,
|gxon:
The committee TO whom was referred
4, document drawn up by the laie Judge
'ruoGuIe, having had the same under
,,u,dsralion beg leave respectfully to
rph a.
That the document contains much
which, 10 their opinivn, is sound and val
ubs but not concurring 10 all the posi-
zoos ,ssumeG in il. they recommend that
h nre be Published, if Published OF all,
Individual responsibility. as the opin-
b dian eminent citizen Of the State, and
amu any way emanaling from this
|mAy all which ia respectfully submits
Ed. BARBEa for Committee.
The resolution laid on the table at the
Durnmcn, ofthe forenoon's session was
IlId up BY A. Kingsbury. Remarks
A. Kingsbury. M. D. Gordon, N. SAT-.
|I,J F. Goodhue. c. Prindle, J. Hurl-
!, W. Ransom, H. w. w. Miller, H.
IVis, J. Seely.J. B. Clark, G. l. Knapp,
Fletcher, and o. s. Murray. II
N. D. Gordon called for the ptevious
siion. Lost.
The subject was then laid on the table
The meeting adjourned to s:veu
lock. r
Evening. 7 o'clock.
wcording TO adjournment. Meet
gnIlsd 10 order by the President.
The matter laid on the table at the time
adjournment was called np. and remark.
20 made by J. Hurlbut, Q. s. Murray
Wv. Miller. E. d. Briggs, B. F. Has
NJ ID Gordon. @. Prindle, Wn
ales R. Fletcher, J. F. Goodhue, c
Noble, Norman Lewis. ]. B. Clarl
L. Knapp. VIM. Ransom, and H. T
avtt. ae
The resolution was finally adopted
following amended form:
Resoloed, That the distinctive doctrin
aboli,ion, which are that slavery is 81
under all circumstances and ought
immediately abolished. are essential
maintenance Of a sound ehristi'
h, and that their hearty reception a
hctice are essential to consistent chri
b character. aaf S S
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow NOR
2. Prayer BY P. P. Narrower
Friday morning. 9. o'clock.
Met according TO Adjournment Pra
W J. e. Clark. llr
The following notice was given:
hereby give notice that ! intend
next annual meeting Of this Socie
move an alteration Of the Constitute
as 10 dispense with Board Of mans
and provide for on election Of !
|lecu,ive Committee. by the Society,
same manner 10 which other offic
elected. o. s. MURRAY
G, D. Noble called up. from last yea
weddings, the subject Of withdraw
y auxiliaryship from the Ameri'
Sely. Remarks were made by B.
iakel, H. F. Lsavitt, c. Prindle.
'echer. and N. Stafford. after which
Moving resolution was adopted:
Rs'Olesd. That The first article Of
Eouaitu,ion of this Society be so altt
a hereafter we may nc: independe'
al ioreign connection.
Nv. w. Miller introduced the
nog resolution;
Ks'olced. That the time has fully c
men we can and cught 70 sppoiL
gent to visi, the slaveholding States.
'sss the subject Of emancipation
Y Consideration Of Shareholders and