Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-04-28
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SALEM, OHIO, APRIL 2S, 1855.
NEW YORK ANNIVERSARY.

We hope any Of our western abolitionists whC
can, will by all means attend the Anniversary Of
the American Anti-Slavery Society in New York
which commences on the ninth of May. By thu
following from the Anti-Slavery Standard, it will
be seen that .he occasion will be one of especia'
interest aud attraction. And we trust it will es
sentially further the great interests Of freedom,
cause.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK IN NEW YORK.
The time has arrived when Abolitionists, in
various parts of the country, will expect to be
informed of the arrangements for Anti-Slavery
agitation in New York, during Anniversary Week.
Happily, we are able to give them now the informa-
ton they seek by announcing the following pro-
gramme Of Lectures and meetings, viz:
l. On Tuesday evening, May Sth, at u o'clock,
the Hon. Henry Wilson, the lately elected Senator
from Massachusetts,, will deliver a Lecture, sup
Elemental to the New York Anti Slavery Society's
Second Annual Course. in the Metropolitan Thea
tire ION the site of the late Metropolitan Hall, in
Broadway, above Blocker. OF this Lecture, al
ready delivered in Boston, the Li6erator says +;
1T was an able, generous and manly effort
making the anti-slavery cause paramount to all
other interests or parties in the land. 1t was very
warmly applauded." Abundance % cents.
2. On Wednesday morning, May 9th,a 10 o'clock
in the Metropolitan Theatre, the American Anti
Slavery Society, as noticed elsewhere, will hold
its Anniversary. The speaking on the occasion
will, as in former years, no doubt, be of the high
est order. The names of the orators will be
announced hereafter. This meeting will be free
to all.
8. On Wednesday evening, May 9th, at Il
O'Clock, the Hon. Charles Sumner will deliver, in
the Metropolitan Theatre, a Lecture upon ''The
Necessity, Probability and Dignity of the Anti
Slavery Enterprise, with Glimpses at the Practi
cal Duties of the Free States" This Lecture, like
Mr.. Wilson's, will be supplemental to the Course
of the New York Anti-Slavery Society. Admit
lance, 25 cents.
1. The American nti-Slavery Society will meeI
in open Convention, for the transaction of its usua
business and for general discussion, on Thursday
May 10th, Mt 81 o'clock, in the Freewill Baptis
Church, in Sullivan street (west of Broadway, be
tween Prince and Houston,) and afterwards n
may be determined by vote.
5. On Friday evening, May 18th, at the Broad
way Tabernacle, the New York (City) Anti-Sla
very Society will hold its Anniversary. ADDRESSED
by distinguished friends of the cause. Admit
lance, l22 cents, to defray expenses.
Never. we believe, in any former year, have tn
arrangements for anti-slavery meetings in Ami
versary Week presented stronger inducements 70
a multitudinous gathering of the friends of tn
cause from every part Of the country. The Me
tropolitan Theatre is hardly surpassed for size an,
elegance by any auditorium in the United States
We hope to see it crowded, on each occasion abov,
specified, from the parquette to the uppermost
gallery. The Freewill Baptist Church is light
spacious and Convenient, and stands in a que
street, easy of access. 1t is large enough to accom-
modate q pretty numerous audience.