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carse they know that the North equally with the
South are pledged 10 put them down. -,


W-M c BELL OF Kentucky and Rev HESR1
DREw OF Philadelphia followed with few re-
Ulsrs.


FREDERICK DouGL.<, a fugitive slave, then re-
lated MS experiences, telling OF what ne mad seen
and IN MS cwn person teit Of tae horrors OF SaverF
Its woes had not been exaggerated he ciosec
with an eloquent and earnest appeal IN beaau oi
Ms brethren


The meeting then adjourned 10 O'clock P NJ.


The afternoon session was held attFe . Minerva
Rooms The first two hours were occupied with
mere business matters, after which Arnold brF-
FIN made shor; speech enforcing the Importance
OF charitable Judgment and mld language, and
was replied TO by STEPHEN :. FoSTsE. OF New
Harlossire. in one of his most cenunclatoEy
speeches rs the church and clergy One OF MS
statements called Up clergyman, oetxees wnoni
and himself there was qrite controversy


The meeting was conciuGed with few remarks
bv Mr.. GARgISoy IN defence of the positions CT
NJ Foster.


Adjourned to this day at 10 o'clock, at the MI
nerva Rooms.