a LETTER FROM MR.. FRELING.
HUYSEN TO DIR. HALL, OF HER
NANDO.


New YoRK, June III, 1914.
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JOSEPH G HALL. Esq,


DEAR Sal received your kind favor, and
thank YOU for the friendly interest you have Ia
ken in this matter. | very cheertuily respond
that am not an AbolitioniSt, and never have
been. have been an ardent friend of the Colo
nization Society, and still am Slavery, in the
states. is a domestic concern, that Congress has
not the right power to interfere with, in its
legislation


Very Resrectfully,


Your obi servant,


THEO. FRELINGHUYSE SEN.