New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06
FREE PRODUCE.
Meeting of the Free Prodsce Association oil Frscnss
OF New-Xork, Yearly Meetins."

Meeting OF the Free Produce Association Of Friends
OF New-York, Yearly Meetins."
To he Editor Of The n. T. Tnbsn~
This Association owes It's existence 10 belief entertained
by rs members in the docrnei Whose gives the motive
"makes h- brothers sin his own and under this belief hey
eel bound o. Withhold the money patronage thst operates
such powerful motive b the slave holder to retau his hold
urOn the slave regardless of the circumstances so ire
ouepy dressed to him. They believe that IS equally
correct e say "ihe demand Is parent Of the supply when
applied the commercial intercourse existing between the
slave holder and the consumers OF slave grown productions
as in familiar illustration Of that that
Coongrowng and Slavery sre cause and effect and mat
the growth of the latter has been concdent with the oon
sumption Of the former And IN these resolutions they
strengthened by part OF the discipline OF Their own re-
Hgious body VIZ Friends advised % avoid any act
by which the right of Slavery acknowledge
Under these convictions they eking TOR opportun
ties supyy themselves with such dry goods and grocer
les the produce of free labor that are generally the result
Of slave labor
They do not hatter themselves that the few hundred
dollsrs they employing in this way will do mach
toward oVeTiuniug the gigantic Institution they desire to
abolished bu, by these they can enable some
others w,n themselves 20 dissolve the guilty partner
ship exiting between tina producers and consumers OF
savegrown productions their labor viii not be IN vain
The meeting held at the Friends meeting house.
Orchsrd st. the evening Of the Is, lust and by
Lewis Tsppsn of this City and Samuel Rhoades OF Phis
ha both whom addressed tue meeting and furnished
il formation Of highly interesting character confirming
the staff mens The Tribune OF the 30h and other papers
reayetc the favorable views emit rtaned by Prof and Mrs.
Stowe, of this place of carrying out the resolution 10 nave
" No union with Shareholders
The members othe Association lends 10 coercive
measures but they claim the right of refusing TO purchase
the mutton stoen sheep and of exercising tue same
privilege when the blood stained cotton of Slavery Of
,ed TO them, and Of supplying their wardrobe and Their
tables with tie cotton sugar or rice the results OF PAID
labor I'm their humble efforts 90 make their practices
agree with their proiesations against Slavery they are
Choertd by the favorable reception the pn Il receiving IN
England aud in many parts of the United Safes
The annual report Of the Association contains some IN.
teresting als which the limits Of a newspaper wiz
probably exclude.
II The friend of the slave is in earnest in his resolution TO
NJ mic with 81
taste not handle not the productions OF slave labor:
East Brocdrdy June g. H. MILES
MURDER AT sALMos FAILS n. H-Oae haa Killed:
AsotLer Badiy Hounded-Arref Of Trio Of he Sspposet
Murdeycrs-At about "a O'Clock, last evening" the village
Of Salmon Falls ~ II startled by toe Intelligence
that Mir Lewis Maxw, H. stable keeper and Mr.. Ivory
Pray of South Berwick had been killed In the early part
at the evening difficulty occurred NJ the little village
on the opposite side OF the river where sold inds
crminstsly and where frequently occur The cause
OF the difficulty that female had been insuted by two
of the name of Waters aud man named scanned A
bystandcr niefered when of the Waters knocked him
down with This act caused good deal Of excite
meut among the nhsbiantr and Maxwell in company with
Pray o'clock in the evening went over the bridge
Berwick After reaching the village of Berwick they
parted the young man Pray starring 10 go home
Mr.. Maxwell also turned to go home, and Il supposed
that in passing shop, in that village he came IN CON
act with HE Watrs and that words ensded which resulted
in Mr. Maxwell receiving mortal stab All that II actual
" known nj present IS that some one returning from South
berwick, 1t about 81 o'clock, oaud Nj Max~ell on the
salmon Falls side OF river sit ny up nst the fence
Of the factory yard in nsensoie state. tie was taken
home, but died in few minutes sterward without utter
Ing word recovering consciousness The young man
Pray badly but not dangerously stabbed about thirty
minutes after Mr. Maxwell, by one OF the Water who sc
cOmpanied the blow with the declaration that he would
serve him as he had Maxwell The tgo Waters were after
ward found seceted IN the attic OF the house. over tue
bridge and taken into custody Scinuell has beeo
racedto Elliot where he seen this morning IN his way
TO Boston Boston Traveller, ID
TIE MURDER At BERWICK, ME-Bnlding Torn Doom
~ Nob-At Salmon Falls n II yesterday, Coroners
Inquest was held upon the body of Mr.. Lewis Maxwell
who killed near that place on "Wednesday gbt The
verdict Of the Jury that he came 10 MS death by
stab through the heart by sharp instrument IN the
hands Of some person unknown. Tue body WAS then
taken South Berwick, where further Investigation will
be had and ii stated that second Coroners Jury via
scanne the third party implicated in the murder was
ou I'd in the woods about mile below south Berwick. lie
was traced BY his tracks and when his pursuer upon
him ATTEMPTED 10 escape gave hmslfup when threat
made to shoot him. Ii Is stated that neither the
Waters Scanne deny that they stabbed Maxwell and
Pray but Say that IL done in sedetrnce, which now
ever Is believed 10 be false. Maxwell not present At
the ARRAY about the girl in the early part Of the evening"
and The only cause that can be assigned tor the murder
old difficulty II appears that Maxwell while passing
the rum shops in South Berwick, was stabbed IN the
abdomen when he started 10 run they then fell afjul Of
Pray snd stabbed him also and be fell they then stared
after Maxwell and supposed caught him near where
he found disabled him to the heart Pray Is better
and will probably recover.
Last night mob of about Thousand persons from
Great Falls Dover, South Berwick and Salmon Falls,
assembled round the shaBtees the spot where the
murder Of Mr. Maxwell occurred and, the lrsh families
therein having moved out in accordance with prsyou,
notice sent them by the mob the buildings were do.
uDOished.
To night II is said that the rum shops the vicinity
will be torn down the authorities show disposition TO
interfere il the matter All that saved them last night Was
the fact that the wounded man Pray was IN one 81 tie
rooms in the building Boston Traveller.
SLAVE srAxPEDEs-Slaves are running away from Mis-
souri, the present time in battaiOns Three belonging
70 sir H. Meek, OF Weston away on "Wednesday last
week-two Of whom were afterward spprehended They
were making for the Plains. Fifteen made stampede
from Ray COUNTY the week before, and took the line OF
their march for Iowa. Several captured In Grundy
County BIZ, the larger number made good hsr escape.
il would be glorious thing for Missouri AL her slaves
should take it in their heads 10 run away IL she Only
knew it, they Of the greatest drawbacks 10 her ad
yancement and prosperity. Alton TN Telegraph.
The Dstroh Mich Tribuns Of May 81 says fellow
by the se Of James Anderson, ScOchman, or claiming
to be one and psperhaDger by trade, was married on
Sunday The 22d met BY Rev Mr Mcclellan Pas'or Of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church in this city to Irish gh
named Ann Lynch who brought from Auburn ~ T.
by Of the Editors Of this paper and was servant IN
bis family At the time. This well enough so far Bat