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The meeting was then addressed bv
Henry w. Rogers, Esq. district attorney


After the address; on motion, II -
Resolved, That the thanks Of tbesr
meeting be rendered to the speaker for,
the able address delivered. #. 49, -.
Onmotion, The constitution was road


After which, the president followed m,
few brief and very interesting remarks ].
and offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted.
Resolved, That the press being the
promoter and guardian of liberty and
that any paper, published and edited by
our people, calls forth our united pat
ronage. Therefore,


Resolved, That we hail the Nonrr
ERN STAR and FREEmEN's ApyocArr
as welcome guest, and we commend t
to the friends of temperance and equal
rights, throughout the community ~


Oa motion, The books were openedto
receive members; anumber Joined. On
motion, .'-',>' -.
Resolved, That the thanks of the So
clety be rendered to the pastor. and the
trustees OF the church, for the use of.
the house. Ga motion, - h. q


Resolved, That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the North f
ern Star and Freemen's Advocate. j,


Resolved. That the meeting adjourn.
with the benediction, by the Rev. Mr.. I
Covil. :,


VIM. w. BROWN. Pre,;aeut.


GEORGE WEIR, Sec'ry. Jr. s'$e


Buffalo, N. Y. March 81, ls4s. bses