, 1874-06-15

Mcotng {cnllcl byn public notco signed MANY
sontherners y b'!llng "S1o, ,o00 for Arthur Tnp-
capotl. a Colonization mootng ,wan aoon aftor
cai1csl md hold III sIasonio HILL tho Mayor pro-
ad!nE, at which prominent citizons: denounced
tho AbolilnnfstB NJ roo.leaB inrondtarieH," but
darous yiolonco n,,sl threats with wlicl, thoy
woro assaulted. ThuH waH conlmonccd n aorics Of
similar Colonization meetings, provocative Of
mob violence against Ahoitionlsta, which .woro
systematically continued for many yea1s, alloyo
tho country.
Pursuant to mttunl consultations md previous
public 'notlco,. Nattotal A,,ti-Slayory Conye,l-
lion waB hold III Philadelphia Dec. j, {, and c.
consisting Of upwards Of sixty members from ,
ton EtAtes,--nt Which
THE AMERICAN AST1-sLAyEnY SOCIETY
Was organized. us had boon contemplated, 1t
Sas proaI'lea ovet BY the Hoy; nsrlai Groun,
preBttent Of Oneida Institute, New York.
declaration Of sentiments, objects. mud pur-
poses drawn mp by Mr.. Garrison, md carefully
revised, first iii tho committee cllargcd with tlat
business, h,ld afterwards in opon convention,
,nonbor It wss s4 Document ont Of d srost = aoity lily
md power, nnl lad the Foundation OF tho outer
Irso OIL tho basis Of ovcr- enduring truth.
A corresponding constitution was lkoviRo
President; Elianr Wright, :Jr:. secrotnry, Of
Garrison, sccrotary Of Foreign Corro.
sspoi,aoneo , Pr Abraham I. Cox, noeor1ing
it. ma1 uheum, i, r., lloaauroF ING
f;itv tLa amt ~ IT, .a ~ ~ em notn
thoro. Tho lsmanctpalor bocanle its organ, and
William doodoll, ono Of tho Executive Co1nnit-
nucN hccnno ita ctnr mil, ioa~;ma t,,o TX, l.,
in,,,9;rcd nnnu, ~ Sap iaaS KS; w vsy ~
continued his Liderutor, in Boston, with illdom-
itahio energy ana woI.nig' rea|Stlesn power.
n,nnt 1,rort;rcd ,,cna vau ~ st,,1,,,i }arr. to
a,nca cn,nln IL rnoi,"t W. onI" ~ o conu,,oa
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nonis to thp ynjuar nroinljco a.ra,nat Tia calo1r,
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arni,,st tlo oinnta nj tj,er hatrc1. with ,ou nn
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ctertiions, assisted in the same work, and her-
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