[B] Rev. Mr. Pierpont, who afterwards did good service, was absent in Europe during 1835.
[C] See Appendix.
[D] See Appendix.
[E] See “Right and Wrong in Boston,” by Mrs. M. W. Chapman.
[F] I have been told, and I record it here to his honor, that Hon. Joshua A. Spencer made an earnest, excellent speech, in behalf of free discussion.
[G] See Appendix.
[H] Of Leicester, England, who first demanded “immediate emancipation.”
[I] See Appendix.
[J] On that occasion, or another, I am not sure which, Mr. Adams announced another very pregnant opinion which he was ready to maintain; namely, that slaveholders had no right to bring or send their slaves into a free State, and keep them in slavery there; but that whenever slaves were brought into any State where all the people were free, they became partakers of that freedom, were slaves no longer.
[K] Elizabeth Heyrick, of Leicester, England.