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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 3, Chapter 6: third mission to England.—1846. (search)
spoken in public, and talked almost incessantly in private, and come into contact with all sorts of minds, so that it is a marvel to me that, mentally, I am not in a fever, and, physically, entirely prostrated. Lib. 16.174. Add to this the heavy correspondence which his mission entailed. In Glasgow he was the guest of Andrew Paton, Sept. 21, 1846. and at a social tea renewed his friendship with the members of the Emancipation Society. A visit to John Murray at Bowling Bay and meeting at Greenock were followed Sept. 22. at Paisley by the most crowded and enthusiastic meeting Sept. 23; he had yet seen on that side of the water; but even for Lib. 16.174. this there were climaxes in store. Thence he passed to Sept. 24. Edinburgh, making numerous addresses; to Dundee, a Sept. 28. stronghold of the Free Church, where, nevertheless, a large impromptu audience gave him hearty applause. Again in Edinburgh, where he especially enjoyed the Sept. 29. warm hospitality of the Rev. James