...At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if I mistake not, from several States. The Pennsylvania Society for promoting the...of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Iluntington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence of New York, Mr. Sinnickson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley,...

...At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if 1 mistake not, from several States. The Pennsylvania Society for promoting the...Congress to promote the abolition by such powers as ¡I possessed. This memorial was referred, in the House of Iteputsentatives, to a Select Committee,...

...government, be made free." At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were pre«ented, if I mistake not, from different States. The Pennsylvania...for promoting the abolition of slavery took a lead, »nd laid before Congress a memorial, praying Congress to promote the abolition by such powers as it...

...government, be made free." At the very first Congress petitions on the subject were presented, if I mistake not, from different states. The Pennsylvania...of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Huntington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence, of New York, Mr. Sinnickson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley,...

...operation of the general government, be made free." At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if 1 mistake not, from different states....of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Huntington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence, of New York, Mr. Sinnickson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley,...

...government, be made free." At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if I mistake not, from different States. The Pennsylvania...for promoting the abolition of slavery took a lead, ^nd laid before Congress a memorial, praying Congress to promote the abolition by such powers as it...

...operation of the general government, be made free." At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if 1 mistake not, from different states....of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Huntington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence, of New York, Mr. Dickinson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley, of...

...government, be made free." At the very first congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if I mistake not, from different states. The Pennsylvania...of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Himtington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence, of New York, Mr. Sinnickson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartly, of...

...petitions on the subject were presented, if 1 mistake not, from different state«. The Pennsylvania Society for promoting the Abolition of Slavery, took...of New Hampshire, Mr. Gerry, of Massachusetts, Mr. Huntington, of Connecticut, Mr. Lawrence, of New York, Mr. Dickinson, of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley, of...

...government, be made free.' '• At the very first Congress, petitions on the subject were presented, if I mistake not. from different States. The Pennsylvania...society for promoting the abolition of slavery, took a lend, and laid before Congress a memoriel, pra}-ing Congress to promote the abolition by such powers...