The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-29
V l.. VI. No. 4e.
ANNIVERSARIES.

somewhat in the ratio oil the general pros.
perity OF the country. The statement of
expenditures and receipts o! the Amerieaa
An!.Slarery Society was given last week,
which showed that the old drbls of the So
cIety had been liquidaled, and that small
fund remained in he Treasury. The OF
hcer' OF the Society for The ensuing year
are as folIows:
President-WM LLOYD GARRISON,
| Boston.
Wee Pres'dentS-Oliver Dennet, Maine:
Wm. L. TlIden. Nev Hampshire Row,
land / Robinson, Vermont; Francis Jack.
son, Massachusetts PeIeg CIatse, Rhod,
Island John Gum, Connecticut: Joseph
G Hathaway, New York Robert Par
WIS., Pennsylvania; Joseph Parish, New
Jersey; Thomas Garre,, Delaware; jess
Sc GARRISON, Ohio; David Wilson, La.
diana Robert Stewart, Illinois; Zepha.
niah Plau Michigan.
Corresponding Seeretasy-Maria Yves.
ton Chapman.
Recording Seeretary-Wendell Phil,
lips.
1reasnrer-Fancis Jackson.
Man1gers-Newai A Foster. Ruth
Morrill,, Cleo Ropes, Maine Luther Nls.
lendy. Parker Pllsbury, Amos Wood,
New Hampshire; Sumner Lincoln, James
SIa'ou. Vermont; Seth Sprague, James
N Boftum, Amos Fsrnsworth, Andrew
Robesoo, Bourne Spooner, George w
benson Massachusetts Thomas Davis,
William Adam, Amarancy Paine, John
Brown, Rhode Island George Sharpe.
VIM. BoIles, Butler n Strong, Luther
Bar'ltu, Connecticut; Thomas McClin.
ock, May, Joseph Post, Stephen w
Brown, Mary Springs.ead, Cyrus Thomp-
son Samuel A Green, New-York; Lucas
Gi'llngham, John Atkinson, New jersey:
James NJ McKin, Elijah Pennynack.r'
William n Johnson, Jonathan i Mag',
Edwin Russell, Pennsylvania Robert
llama Jose? b A Dugdae, DAVID CAL
ofahh, Lydia Irish, Abraham Allen, E,z.
abeIh Robinson, Ohio John Sanbogu, Da.
vid Wilson, Indians.
Erecus'cs CommiHee-W William I lo,d
Garrison, Francis Jackson, WtndrIl PHI.
lips, Maria Weston Chapman, Edmund
Quincy, Charles L@nox Remond, Anne
Warren Weston. VIM. Henry Charming.
Joseph c Hathaway, Sarah Pugh, Sydney
Howard Gay, DAME! Carmichael.
Se1men's Friend Society,
This Society has received into its Treas.
ury The last year 1892, and expend
slo,l78. In HE Seaman's Savings Bank,
10 10 years, more than Sl,90O,oOO buye
been deposited. of which 81, 100000 re-.
main. Forty Thousand Sailor, have sign,
ed the Temperance Pledge.
The Presbyterian Beard nj Missioos
Has received the year past Sse, 672e4
and expended S8l, 4697L
The Foreign Evangelical Soeicty.
Received during the year Sl5 .968. Ex.
7endtures not reported in The New York
Evangelis.
The NeW York Sunday SeAool Un;or,
Expended The last year $3.50.
New York Vigilance Committee,
Aided il8 slaves during the yea, 10
make their escape. One who was sur.
rendered by Gov. Marcy returned short
time since with tps}ve other slaves No
report Of expenditures and receipts
american Tract Society.
The reccip's of,hjs Society were sl5o.
376,78 and the expenditures exceediug
the receipts.
American Home Missionary Society.
This Society received during The las.
year l2l,946,28. In The Treasury
year sgo s2t7,54, Balsuce now in The
Treasury S3,so3,7o.
American Billie Society.
Received into the Treasury of this So.
;'e'y the preceding year Sl66 652-now
Tue from II for paper 8 1000 and has OH.
~ liabilities standing against il.
The American Temperance Union
EXPENDED during the year $500 which
heir income from Publications and Don,.
ions Cancelled, and a balance was Jeff 10
npp'y on old claims.
Nf'0 York Institution for The bind.
No report of he expenditures and &C.
:e'pis has reached u.s. The sketch ofex.
irclse', reported in the New York Evan
se'rs' Is highly Interesting, and vii! lie
ound on the frs; page.
american Missionary Beard.
The receipts and expenses are reported
or y months past, which were, Rceeip,s