Anne Warren Weston

“ Paul that Maria was not coming on as otherwise Susan would have waited for us. I suppose that we shall have a great chance of having Mary for the President and Lucretia Motts health puts it out of the question. We pressed Sarah Grimké last night very much but she does not think she knows enough of business. All the Philadelphia people appear right as to Denialism, but not sufficiently interested. Baileigh is the same right minded person. Maria leaves no stone unturned to please the Denial appeal before the minds of all. Maria's seeding worries Mary, I suppose. ”

“ All P. who know aught of Angelina are thrown into hysterics at the way she is going to be married & all manner of gossip is circulated about them. Those of the L (?) akers have called upon them since their return. The women of Philadelphia are in rather a low state with regard to women's speaking, save a few. Mary Grew (?) stands just where she did; has not moved a step. ”

“ He is an eloquent man & quite pleasing but defective in point of principle. [transcription in progress] (Wikisource contributor note)
handsomely furnished and every thing goes on more like clock work than aught else. ”