The National Reform Association.
EDITOR OF REVIEW: You speak in REVIEW No. 25, present volume of the Association now seeking to amend the Constitution of the United States holding a meeting Tuesday, Nov. 9, and deciding in regard to a name. Where was that meeting held? Was it a convention? It was a general meeting of the Association, called for special business purposes, held in Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1875. The report of the meeting was published in The Christian Statesman, of Nov. 20, 1875. Of the evening session it says:— “The evening session was well attended, and was altogether the most encouraging meeting in behalf of the cause held in this city for many years.” The subsequent action of the Executive Committee is reported as follows:— “The Executive Committee has since taken steps to obtain a charter of incorporation for the Society, and to secure an office which shall be a recognized head quarters for its operations, and depository of its publications, especially during the centennial year.”