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We attended the meeting at the City
Hall OH Saturday evening, the 9th inst,
and although it was not so numerously at
tended as we had reason to anticipate,
from the importance given to the notice.
the collection was, nevertheless, respccta-
Bile. The meeting was addressed by Cat
WIN PEPPER, Esq. In the course Of his
remarks, he pourtrayed, in feeling and
concise manner, the ultimate tendency Of
the late decision of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, upon the white, as well
the colored inhabitants of the free states,
and the scjourning fugitive from the slave
catchers of the south. Mr.. p. was pecu-
liarly happy in some of lis remarks, and
displayed warmth of generous feeling,
when he exclaimed, :. / am not afreeman
while such laws exists" that enables the
Shareholder, or his agent, from the south,
to claim any amongst US as his slave, and
at the mere "ipse Dirt " of any local JUS
tice of the peace, or other magistrate and
with scarcely the shadow Of evidence,
without trial by jury. dragged into irredee-
mable bondage. Several resolutions were
read by the chairman, and laid over for a.
doption this evening, to which time, we


understood the meeting was adjourned.
The meeting was also addressed in forci-
bic manner by the Rev. A. Brown, who
stated that on next Thursday (this) eve
ming, three or four addresses would be de-
livered, and among the speakers who
would be present, he named II. II. Gar
nett. colored man, of Troy. He spoke in
high terms of Mr.. G.'s ability, as public
speaker. We anticipate, therefore, tonight
a full house. se1e r.,s