... article on the subject, headed Rare Specimen of a Quaker Preacher. This gave great offence, and Isaac T. Hopper was very much blamed for it. He, and his son-in-law James S. Gibbons, and his friend Charles Marriott , then belonged to the Executive Committee of the Anti Slavery Society; and it was assumed to be their duty to have prevented the publication of the sarcastic article. Charles Marriot was absent fro...