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MRETlNa OF THE FRlESDs.-The Society OF
Friends recently held their Annual General Meet
sns, at Baltimore. 1t is said to have been the
largest meeting of the kind that has been held for


nanyy years, and the proceedings were Of the mos,
Harmonious and gratifying character. Satisfactory
gSspogts were made Of the transactions with In
dian nations, the improvement in their condition,
Sc.a An address was presented and almost unani-
fnQusly adopted, upon the subject of slavery, dep
.recauag any connection with The voluntary socie-
eses that have been. formed upon the subject, and
s.ieyslepi6g and with great eloquence and
i! .!!sspiyths simple doctrines of peace and good
'silESupon (which the society rely for usefulness
Aads s,p6&sT They deeply regret the existence Of


lsxsEy and fsrysnsly desire the speedy destruction
2s the system = butth hescoerciveSmeasures of the
think calculated only increase


he?eaesni'y ofsthe evil and togprovoke to violence
and erhaps ,bloodshed. AS religious society,
sbsnothing swhateveT, do with their move


a05- Pease, the Candy man, publishes poem
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