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WEST CHESTER Pa, Wednesday, Oct e5, 1854.
The seventeenth anniversary of the Pennsylvania
An'.slavery Society has been held in this place dur
ing the last three days. and adjourned to day. The
meetings have been well attended full Of interest
and characterized by good order AMI harmony.
Jsmes Mott presided, and among those who took
part in The proceedings were Wm. Lloyd Garrison,
VIM. Wells Brown, Mary Grew, Lucretis Mott, j.
Milton McKim, Robert Purvis, Eward Davis, 10.
seph Dug6ale, the Rev. NJ. Barnes, DIR Meyer, John
O. Watiles, Susan b. Anthony, Emma X. Coe, Lucy
Stone and Oliver johnson. Mr.. Garrison seemed 10
speak with more than usual energy, eloquence aud
mower and bis disunion sentiments were heartily re-
spcnded to even by those who could NOT consent to
forego the privilege of voting under 'ho Constitution.
Only one old fcgy, as fac as could learn was Sc
riously shocked at his disunion sentiments, who lst
the hall in dudgeou. DR.. Meyer and other Free
Sellers expressed themselves ready for disunion if the
South wanted it, 1t is quite eviden. that the value
Of the Union has lessened Of late in the popular est
nation. Mrs Coe and Miss Stone were listened to
with great attention, as usual. Quakerdom Yves
moved within though its spirit manifestations were
not much Of the rappiDg kind. Castoer Hanwsy the
man who was tried for treason in the Chrstana res
ere case, was there also, Thomas irrett of VIII
nington the fugityes friend, and DR.. Thomas who
rescued the slave girl from the cars at Sllem Ohio
| had the pleasure also of conversing with DE-. John
d. Phillips who was recently imprisoned in Switzer-
land. being mistoOk for Mazzini. | met him at the
house Of his uncle, Mr.. Barnard, worthy Friend,
whose hospitality [ enjoyed. know not whether
DR.. Phillips calls himself an Abolitionist, but am
sure he does Mt love dCspotsn much. Abundant
contributions were made 10 the cause, and the pro-
seedlings were oniiv, ned by AutiSavery songs,
originally composed and sung by Samuel Long, an
ebony coored man and ouce aslave. Not being able
TO read or write himsef he employs an amanuensls
to secure bis thoughts, ard though his poetry will not
bear cosc criticism there is much original humor,
wit ard satire in them.
Numerous resolutions were adopted, among which
were the following:
R red That the passage the fugitive Slave law and the
rfes Of The Missouri Con promise ouy the natural fruits
OF The poison Tree of slsver that complain Of these fruits
while sssiouousy noudshinS he tree i.se - The hhs Of IN
atusion; ihs The worn be doue Is 70 lay the x AZ The root
and not until be cut down and gwen 70 the
Eej That ary incidental or side issue with the Slave
Povtf gard 10 IT, iucroachmtnts upon the nights aud I'D
Of the Moth or the violation OF r shted faith or 10
urhtr territorial exttbson mast inevitably result 10 utter d.
that ale the Noih eonurue IN Teisous ana pouuch
s9nse I'm u VIII sS ~ TO-, al sn,tjop.
the dissolution Of the American un'on toe plfanIo1nt
IGCptIiy the oitn and the speedy aLd universal TRIUMPH
Of the cause Ol LiJeIty.
To this resolution fe negative votes were given.
Eesored That We earnestly testimony the
Anfrcan Colonization Society ORGANIZATION ytazed 'ud
rolled BY malignant end uDchrisAn spif OF color
tho ia inca the mOntrOus crues Though s Official
oren ard ccuiing that there Is naurs barrier 20 de
ELEVATION O. tie cCOsi ia ts couulryhst pre- lice
against colofed Is Inherent AMI inexngushabls
in the heert every white pcrsohst will he demOnltfa
tive rroof Christian tor the salvation opoor be-
Ac- e1pstiete her shores those whom
receshi,a 10 crush and degrade while they remain in
ndihat s.avehelcing IL compatible with The gospel OF
Christ aud Ab0tiOnisn an abb stion in the kf Of
Godand hs far better 10 keep the slaves iheir hams
tes cannot spelled fIon ld than TO have them
emar pated "a ite American soil.
fesed IbAt the testimony Of that Society IA regard TO
the success Of the colony LIBERIA not 70 Dc relied on,
lAcsus. IL Interested source and because eom5n4
ou that sied b. uch spr VIII assuredy deceive and
ef in rtad the ectua! condition Of those whom u has
shlTr ed 10 Aria 800,
The coorss in Liberia but hopug that all which alleged IN
egsfd 10 their comfortable and Imposing condition true
whatever be the Of the experiment
sLnsd The Colonization Society Is the less 10
be sbhorcd It's pioscpye spirit its explosive design its
unnatural roston ts wicked dUpcity whatever good
TO the ord have resulted from the cruoxon OF Jesus,
ton therein or be exempted from condemnation for their
II uresroUs procedure.
Pe,er1 That hie rejoice perceive the Of
1b zou pre, OF the churches end pulpts la
ous psrts Of the land Indications Of sOmeghat favorable
eb,pIe of POSITION ia respect stl
Of slavery consequently thofougby sPoars'e body,
the church Of him who 70 the
Irson to them that bouEd' equally shamees' snd
ITCBigste.