Abram Brooke to Frederick Douglass, et al., February 17, 1843
OHIO ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.
To George Bradburn, Abby Kelley, Charles L. Remond, and Frederic[k] Douglas:
DEAR FRIENDS—The Executive Committee of the Ohio American Anti-Slavery Society desire, if suitable arrangements can be made, to hold a series of county conventions in this State, the ensuing summer, and to wind up with several general meetings in the fall. The plan would be, to have two series of county conventions to be going on at the same time. Not knowing your Post-office address, this method is taken to inquire of you whether your services can be secured for a three month's tour of duty, to begin in June or July. Will you please, each of you, write to A. Brooke, Oakland Post-Office, Clinton county, Ohio, informing us if you can come, and the conditions upon which you will engage?
A. BROOKE, Cor. Sec'y O. A. A. S. S.
Feb. 17th 1843.