American Anti-sInvery Society.
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The anniversary of this society was held yester-
day morning at the Apollo Saloon. The meeting
was well attended, and several distinguished friends
OF the cause were present, among whom were Ed
mund Quincy, Wendell Phillips, VIM. Lloyd Gar
rson, Charles c. Burleigh, and Abby Kelley.


Mr.. GARRISON, the President Of the Society, pre-
sided, and addresses were made by him, Adm
BALLou, of Hopedale, C. c. BURLEIGH, C. w.
DESSlsoS and Abby Kelley. Mr.. Dennson being
OF those who seeded from the Society in 1910,
was handled with great severity by MIR. Garrison
and Abby Kelley, which Circumstance created u
good deal OF excitement. Mr. Ballou argued in IA
of The superiority Of moral over political power,
while Ar. Dennison magnifed the ballot box as the
only hope OF the cause.