Paris, June 8th, 1850 : To Margaret Smith, Jane Barclay, Elizabeth Turner ... and Mary Muir, of Glasgow[.] Ladies, A circular signed by you has just been handed me, proposing to abolitionists generally a withdraw of their co-operation from the American Anti-Slavery Society and the National Anti-Slavery Bazaar at Boston, on the allegation that the funds contributed to those societies for the abolition of slavery are expended for the propagation of infidelity ... I rejoice to be able, without delay, to contradict these erroneous statements that you have received. ...
Paris, June 8th, 1850 : To Margaret Smith, Jane Barclay, Elizabeth Turner ... and Mary Muir, of Glasgow[.] Ladies, A circular signed by you has just been handed me, proposing to abolitionists generally a withdraw of their co-operation from the American Anti-Slavery Society and the National Anti-Slavery Bazaar at Boston, on the allegation that the funds contributed to those societies for the abolition of slavery are expended for the propagation of infidelity ... I rejoice to be able, without delay, to contradict these erroneous statements that you have received. ...
