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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 3, Chapter 6: third mission to England.—1846. (search)
rt of the world. This proved very obnoxious, especially to the American delegates, the Rev. E. N. Kirk saying, with perfect truth, that it would hazard the very existence of the Alliance. It was accordingly withdrawn; but the next day the Rev. J. Howard Hinton, editor of the Anti-Slavery Reporter, moved the exclusion of slaveholders from the Alliance, and one voice from across the water was heard to second it, that of J. V. Lib. 16:[154], 185, 190. Himes, whose sympathizers in the American d of the Lord's Day, intemperance, duelling, and the sin of slavery, with the hope that no branch would admit slaveholders who, by their own fault, continue in that position, retaining their fellow-men in slavery from regard to their interests! Mr. Hinton, who had made one of the Committee, moved the adoption of its report, and the Conference gladly accepted the seeming settlement of the vexed question. Two days later, at Freemasons' Hall, protests from the American delegates were presented,