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

Resolved. That we are without any
hope Of seeing the end of American
Slavery as Il Is, through the agency of
the American Church as IL IS. Of. the in.
:trumentality of either political party as
= IS; bots that our only hope is. under
God through the untiring efforts Of abBli-
tionists good and true, and through their
regular organization as it should be.
The Treasurer, 3. F. Haskell, pre-
scented his annual report, which. was ac-
ce2ted and ordered to be printed in con-
ncction with the Annual Report of the
Executive COMMITTEE
Jonas Scott moved reconsideration Of
the resolution recommending the appoint
ment Of an agent to slaveholding States.
Remarks from ). F. Goodhue, G. l..
Knapp, H. w. w. Miller. A. Beechet and,
o. s. Murray. rst
Adjourned. for one hour.
Met according to adjournment.
The Annual Report Of the Executive
jas y u esssF ! .
Committee was readily Gil Knapp. the
Corresponding Secretary. The Report
was accepted, adopted, and referred to the
Executive Commiliee !or publication.
The subject under consideration at the
line Of adjournment was called .up. and
remarks were made by G.. Prindle, A.
Kingsbury. Titus Hutchinson, Sam'l He
bard. H. w. w. Miller, N. Stafford. D.
S. Jackson, J. F. Goodhue, w. Ransom.
G. X. Knapp, ]. Seely.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
M n Gordon introduced the following
resolutions. which were adopted without
discussion. "a g IA rl.
| 1.Resolced, Thatthe results Of Emanci-
patton in the British West Indies deepens,
| If possible, our conviction Of the correct
ness ofthe doctrine Of Immediate Emanci-
patton. @ Il, &.
9. Resolued, That we tender to the abb
olitionists Of England our sympathy and
co operation in their efforts to abolish
slavery throughout the z. Indies.
8. Resolved. Thatthe recent movement,
] 10 abolish the slave trade 10 Cuba is indie
alive Of The powerful influence that the eff
foIts Of the abolitionistsD are exertine
throughoutthe world and should encour
4 nge us 10 renewed and untiring efforts ia
the great work in whichwe are engaged
The following protest was read and
ordered to be published with the proceed
ings. jaw u H
| The undersigned, members of the Yer
mont Anti slavery Society, who were IL
the minority on the passage ola resolution
to alter the constitution Of the Society
Withdrawing auxiliaryship 10 the Amer
can Anti-Slavery Society. hereby ente
our protest against the said resolution, be
cause il infic,s censure upon the parer
Society which we believe t. be entircl
4 upiusi,--lha, society having, in our oph
ion, from its organization to the prcser
: time, acted in all good faith according
i the letter and spirit of its constitution, an
% for the best Interests ofthe molly cause
n which We are engaged.
ID &c Rowland T.. Robin.on,
l. Pattea Davis, ssa
JchiaT Clafin,
o 7cas Samuel Hebard,
q ~. . - go 81 srs #a-@
o. 8. Murray. ..Gr =. :.
r Newton Lewis. f'ssf
Z E. D, Briggs. s5a VI
Noah Stafford, L7 7.z
49, Sabrina Whipple.
. A collection was taken by subscripti'
y and contributions, amounting to abo
o. $500.
g The Committee 10 whom was referr
ne the subjec: Of sending an agent to I
10 South reported as follows.
70 Rochester Sept. 10 l84l.