New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-06
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ANTI-SLAYERl
SOCIETY

NOllEll.
From Our Own Correspondent.
InILApELPHiA Monday. Dec. g. 1883.
Tho American Anti slavery Society me. again this
morning at Sansom ~ Hall. The room fllsd as
usual The majority Of the persons present fenale
The Chair was taken By the Rev Samuel j May.
suggestion made that the persons who we're pres
oni when the Declaration Of sentiment wns adopted
twenty years ago, should be invited 10 ndone that dOc1
mont lhe uropriofy Of having the signatures of
appended was discussed by several persons principally
females.
A motion bearing upon tho question being maie. DO
fore The auction wn disposed u DISCUSSION arose upon
the proTrcty Of issuing Anti Slavery tracts.
Willie these Two questions were b Ing dhcuasef, Nay
Ci,mtni ledy in plain dress, took the stand aad com
monced the recitation Of a poem on slavery W hn
Chandler
A rambling discussion snaued The different notion
before the Chair which proceeded without regard - tie
Mr. Oliver Johnfon stated that he had been oosng oyss
the reports Of the sessions OF tho Society 10 the d1y
rers and il duo 20 tho reporters pTe-ent - saY ih
lie reports published were generally cofrfet Ihlny-
rather moagfe and somewhat Eighty incorrect 10 ni1Jr
Ions there evidently 10 intention - mirepnseni
Mr. Garrison then aninedyerted seyerey "a the c5lr.s
purued by professors OF religion aud denounced IL press
~ satanic that the champion 4 spurious religion
Rev Henry Grow made a speech the sBbjset " u.
md without feel9 20 the creed Of the suferer IL die
sented from Tho Views Of his friend Garson an1 VA Mt
willing sacrifice biz religious fall for TIE sake q az
other principle lie was opposed 20 sllsery and Wo-l-
do oh lie could in opposition ~ H. bat was uaTas % .
cssstd a. irfd,l for thu; reason.
Miller McKm protested against the dcbate a. irreeVa1f
lucTeiia Mott hoped the speaker m shi be p-r!sd !,
proccod which he did.
Mf Cannon took issue with Mr. Grew on the sable;
Of iuhdelity He thought il absurd Tor Pro.essat .
charge another Protestant with infoehty when tie sf
Of their rroesisnsm gives to every one he rsA % en-
terrain be own views
Mr. EcEirn made some pertinent remarks uP'n he ia
rrofiioy Of introducing suoh cussions during iae nee
ings IT he Society.
Iuorta Mott con,idorcd The charge q nGieliy h-ass,
srnins The Society fairly AMI legiiuacly sa,tt d"
dsfuison ard made earnest speech Ia suNTi 81 hcs
y,wH
Fsfhor Moore was Of opinion Tia. oh1rchs Nsasl ,ac
lulvr ol tho opposition 70 cuianc raiior.
Nrtdnl Ihilhla made strong and argufncniAlve
nrren ngninfi he introduction 81 such subjects ~ asut
sur Mt ho meetings 1T the Society lie rre'iei assns
tho doones of uc,iia Mott They we've NJ al The AoN
lonirts in tho world aud they could accomplish has he
unadcd n wns therefore mother right nor wise O. iasn
he fi,ndu ~ to cnuse who onrftaia different religion,
,iswa lt,m individual members uf tho SNcie,y
Iho matter wna further discasscd oh mH'h warmth br
Merrfn Garrison. rhuurr. Sumpior, Nhts'n hs'ker
Ifown Iuinit and oth'fa Suaan Goa al'e spoke ~ IA
tho question or 81 least made go tVmsAa darins 'he
discussion M
A t,soinion II thanks tn The fiiorda of the abolition
rsuts Ia Trtoir waa offered aud anolhar ule'uen on
pre sed hr etniituu Of Tho Society tp Miller Mehm AMI
heish rugh for services rendered In Europe during 70
cent visit =, =, 90,
Pcndnr melton 60 adopt tho resolutions. Mr. Mokm
took tho stand and gave account o tho result II h'
Win ecioss the Adjourned sac a's this afternoon