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ctutez euta,, The A*8: 5, also docidod to ask the mayor to
hold a public zeoting; Buxton helped hero no re ,
Together with eight other "b oro und cerchanta" be got up
a requisition asking for a public meeting "under the
auspices of the Britioh a td Toraign Anti-Slavery Society,
to discuss the threatened abandazuiout of Ugantht, on anti-
a1avery and humanitarian Crounda, `roe fron political or
aoctarinn
bias, " 0. )
Allen was in `ormod that llaclconzio
would aug1ottt poopla who might be nvitodi and could give
artaiatanco with the clerical. corm* (2)
It roe of courco
impossible to got up a-t eating in the City of London fron
from political bi ;a, cameo avndent wrote concerning the
roqutcition, "The City is co utrou .° Unionist that a
non-political cove cnt iii difficult. " (3)
Tho coating
war nover in fact hoidtý ainilaxº purpococ boin achiovod
by two ieoting hold und= the auspiccn of the Chamber of
Co=eras and at t crosington TOWU Hail, wboro tho A S*S.
wan ropronontod.
1ý
(4)
r letters relating to Uganda# Memorial to jayor, 11tä
October 1892!
(2) 1 8s W*H* W'1do to Allen, 25th October 1892,
(3) G,,.. ion a©. 19ß, correspondent to Wi ray.
(4) See The Tin4m1 11th 3tovembor 1892,