Lucretia Mott letter to Sarah Dugdale

Lucretia Mott compliments Sarah Dugdale's son Joseph Dugdale on his ability to sway others to the abolitionist cause, then describes an uncomfortable encounter between a guest in her home and her aunt. She also mentions receiving a letter from Griffith M. Cooper, a minister who had recently been removed from his position for defending Charles Marriott and Isaac T. Hopper, and says that a reorganization of the Society of Friends is crucial.