ANOTHER ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY. Plymouth, N.H., Feb. 20, 1834
Friend Garrison – I have an item of abolition intelligence to furnish you, from this cold and snowy quarter of ‘The Land of Liberty.’’
The friends of emancipation here have ventured to form an Anti-Slavery Society…….we have committed ourselves by organization and choices of officers;— a list of whom I send you below. …………. There can scarcely be found a safer village in all the free States, for the trial of an anti-slavery experiment, than ours. A Female Anti-Slavery Society is in formation here. I am, your friend and brother, N. P. ROGERS
Officers of Plymouth Anti-Slavery Society, Auxiliary to American A. S. Society
President — William Webster Vice Presidents – Jonathan Cummings, Asa Robbins, Stephen Morso, Joseph Shepard, Samuel Rogers
Recording Secretary — William B. Pierce Corresponding Secretary — N. P. Rogers
Treasurer – Henry C. Greene
Board of Managers – Ephraim Greene, Noah Cummings, King George, Israel E. Cheney, William W, Russell, Ezra W. Avery, Enoch W. Batchelder, Austin George, Frederick W. A. Robie
(Liberator, March 8, 1834, pg 2)
