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Amos Farnsworth encloses three articles that were recently published in the Courier and relate to the Constitution, which he wishes Anne Warren Weston "thoughtfully to read." Farnsworth states: "It is perfect nonsense to talk of destroying the Constitution as an antislavery measure. It is a proslavery measure decidedly." Farnsworth's object is to get rid of slavery. He says: "The American & Mass. A. S. S. have given up the 'stuff of accomplishment' & everybody sees it to be so. The enemies of Garrison, of Old Org. of the A. S. cause are delighted with your present position; ..." Furthermore, "non resistance has placed the society in a somewhat ridiculous situation." He points out certain inconsistencies in the Society's position. Farnsworth believes that "these ultraisms" prevent accessions to the ranks of Old Organization. Farnsworth says: "I am very sure that in 1845 in democratic U. States, power, aye, moral power, is very nearly in proportion to numbers."
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