Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-12

remarks, gave way to Abby X. Foster, who on be-
half of the Finance committee addressed the meet
ing on the nee essity and Importance OF giving lib
orally for the furtherance of the anti slavery cause
Parker Pillsbury, Sarah Remond, G. l.. Remond,
VIM. f. Parker, Lucy N. Coleman, Rich, Glazier,
and s. S. Foster followed upon the same subject.
Voted, that the rule regulating the adjournment of
morning sessions to be suspended in its npplica.
ton to this meeting, in order to enable the COM
mittee on Finance to complete its labors.
Further remarks we're made upon the subject of
funds by several speakers.
The Finance committee having stated that they
had passed through the audience and taken up
collections and donations, but would not be pre-
pared to report the amount until a future session,
the meeting, on motion, adjourned for one hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1t the appointed hour. the meeting was called to
order.
The following named persons were appointed a
committee to obtain subscribers to the Bugle
Lucy N. Coleman, Sarah N. Mcmillan, John NJ.
Holmes, Richard Glazier Jr.
The discussion of the resolutions was then re-
snmed, and continued by A. Pryne, S. S. Foster,
@. b. Remond and Parker Pillsbury.
The Finance mmit reported in part.
The hour for ad journment having arrived, the
meeting accordingly adjourned.
SEPTEMBER 4th. MORNING SESSION..
The President called the meeting to order at the
time to which it adjourned.
Voted, That when this meeting adjourns sine die,
it shall, adjourn at 81 O'clock this afternoon.
S, S. Foster offered a resolution in reference to
the recent Compensation convention held in Cleve-
land, and which was advocated by the mover, B.
S. Jones, c. l.. Remond, A. Pryne, NJ. r. Robin
son and A. T.. Foss. The Business committee re-
porting resolutions upon the same subject mo. 81,
that offered by S. S. Foster was, by consent of the
meeting withdrawn, and those of the Business
committee unanimously adopted.
Resolution No. Q. was presented by S. S. Fos-
ter. A motion to lay it upon the table was lost
The resolution was then discussed by S. S. Foster
and Parker Pillsbury, Pending the discussion, a
motion was made and carried that the society
take q recess Of 20 minutes.
AFTERNOON SESSION.,
After a brief intermission the Society again
proceeded to business, and the discussion Of resolu'
ton No. 9. was continued by S.. S. Foster, Parker
Pillstury, A. X. Foster ard Professor Hartshorn.
On motion of A.. X. Foster it was amended by
introducing the phrase, "and who are now acting
in the Federal Government" The question be.
ing called for and taken, the resolution was neg
ativeG. A motion made to reconsider it, was lost
Resolutions Nos. l. .. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7 were then
read no further discussion of them being consid
cred necessary, they were, on motion, adopted.
Voted, That as the Finance mmitt is not yet
prepared to report in full to this meeting, st be re
quested to hand its report to the secretary to bc
incorporated with the published proceedings.
The following resolution reported by the Bust
ness committee was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the hearty thanks OF this Socie
ty are due, and are hereby most cordially giver
to its friends in Alliance and vicinity, for their no
BILE and generous hospitality rendered on she oc
casion of the present anniversary.
On motion, adjourned without day.
The Finance committees report will appear mex
t week.
REM 6 ZONES Rec. .Secret1yu