The New York herald., 1851-10-12
Anniversary OF the PennsyIvania Anti.
Slavery Society.

Siavery society
WEsrcHEsrER, Pa. Oct. Q, 1851
THIRD DAY.
The members Of this body assembled in the Horti-
cultural Hail. at 10 O'Clock this morning. when the pro-
ceedings opened with prayer.
The minutes of the business Of yesterday were read
and accepted.
All the resolutions reported from the business commit
tee and embraced in yesterdays report, upani-
mouy adopted without amendment, EXCEPT the eighth
which was modified to read as follows, and thus passed.
Reoived That the American Colonization Society Is un
and msieads tie 5y to osr remsSy ss
american slavery because IL apeossss for slavery and
prejudice ngsns. eur eoored population and by denying
tSsr eIpuiSn land hin sfs their morai
brief dscussion Of rather dssultory chsract.r took
place the shove resolution during which
men gave their sentiments in total opposition to the
colonization scheme They said that they would rather
die than be induced to 60 to Africa.
Mrs Morn also denounced the Cole nzation Society
infamous and iLhuman in Its purposes No person
could consistent member the slavery Society
and yet approve Of the other for they in direct
tseonism The one kind and humane in its prioci
ies whilst the Other asintoeran and cruel In its very
inception Why she asked should the poor colort peo-
pie te driven from this-their native country-to a
foreign land, any than the whites IL was a
proposition and ought not be listened to
fer moment She felt indignant whenever she heard
the OF the Colonization society.
Mt HrHAM and Mr. GlnsoN also addressed the conven-
tion in the same denunciatoEy manner.
@r. McKni offered the following, whi,h was unanl-
mously adopted -
Resolves, THAT this society takes this opportunity
IreI s h.rty hasss 20 that dsnsulses
Of Ebgsnd. for the valuable services rendered ~
snS for the zeal and ith whica
for i,s aeyanrtrt mt in his land.
A very lCEg letter read from DR.. THroDl Pan
tf Boston addressed to the President of this
vsnton stating bis inability to attend It's proceedings,
thngs alludng to the asr Chri5sna and the Color
ed men engaged therein, that he "reioices negro has
shot kdnapper for black man may hold up hil
head before these naughty Caussassns, and say You
fight fer our liberty the monopoly s not
altogether on your side'' Bewaing the fate of the
two white and these colorpd the Rev. DR. fur
ther adds The law is against them, the con,tuton
is against them. public opinion Is sgainst them"
e" suppose you will hang them for tesson suppose all
that the corruption Of the American government can do
uill be done TO secure the condemnation Of those
should not be surprised IL some Of them are hung"
The reading OF the words rejoice that a negro has
shot kdnRpper" drew from the audience mbers
of the society seneray-reit, rated and overwhelming
number Of resolutions were adopted relating to the
appointment OF ocerr for the ensuing year the circus
tn Of docum.nt tracts Sc desultory debate ensusd
Davis Linton and others participated Ministers OF the
gospel charged with misrepresentios the views of
the Anti Slavery Society ard doing injury 70 the
Of abolition than all the polisans Ia he country
The following reported from the Business Commit
tee ard, after b.ing slightly amended was adopted =:
In view o. the In reasng necessities Of the cause aad OF
ths mt9,sy IN ,ns Tor sss vsoasei
authority supyrss free sreseh te nsse rceasnd
the adoption Cf tie fOlloviT resolution
kas.rn PsuAslysnia and such y.s, e New Jersey and
Delaware In DpstAy with this oaty be rcCe4ted
Nominate sad send the Executive Comnittee the
ofsome rosposIhe and tuitab p~son 60 act In
aon with the Gxeoutye Committees, In raising funds or the
.: ss sssR ss SG Ss Ss
anvry paptts ssreciay for the Pfnsyirdnfa Ffeemas
tons BY rssdentS shat they bo made By The Executive
Resolved That the Of tie persons thus appind
with their pCss 0fce address be pibse ed Ia The Freemc
ray TO ae ana thAs ssd 20 requested TO meet
IhfiaceVii, dtTfny the ttMe cfthe fssr.
Yesterday and TO- dsy, collection taken ur in aid
oi the entlaysTJ and about 500 contributed
eBwe understand However, the sua received not
10 large that of last year
kiestlution Of hanks 20 the cvens Of Westcbestsr,
for their kndnsss ufbsny and Hospitality, was unan
nously adopted
The following resolutions we're passed unanimously
SIS in snd Of ths all 100 willing
anee ~ the religions political and ercial kaoa
asd n ut Of the Nortvith tsss holy requirement =
thocy us % sonccrae ourselves % hfst prirsi
tsrs thsn hsrgtof0ss, "Ho union vit. siAyshoidsrs
Retolved That b The friends 81 freedom
10 rsonstrsnce against the slave law and aat
aYery pttitiorao CcrEress and state Legsiatrrs
vita real and Adury with the I'm p,tance
Ftsoired TAat While the sub~rsncy, " tAe slave power
saifosted by tatn intellect and IN iaau his
With torov srd ihdgnet9n We peroeive tndo.tons OF
vst tGor the ths priacipes Of fssdo
manifested - eminent VA tSe Church and IN ths
After song entitled The Blind COlored Boy,n had
been tGrg BY the members and the audience, the
Nention AZ jOurntd sine de