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CHRISTIAN UNION,
MEETING AT EXETER-HALL.—(THIS DAY.)°
(Continued from our Afternoon Edition.)
The E. BICKERSTETH, having read the next resolution
passed at the conference at Liverpool, which deplored
the divisions that had taken place amongst the members
of the Christian Church, as well as the angry polemical
discussions that had been indulged in, and recommending
the discontinuance of any such in future, said that they
had already seen the benefits that had resulted
from union amongst themselves. The powerful op-
position given to the grant to Maynooth was the
result of union amongst them in opposition to their com-
mon enemy. It had been contended that they could not
unite with the members of the Church. He was justi-
fied in the articles of that church in recognising those as
true ministers of Christ who had been chosen by the
people for that office. He himself was contended
to be classed among such men as Dodridge
and other eminent Dissenters. Their canons,
too, had undergone a change, and contained
nothing to the contrary. But even if they did, they
were bound only to obey what was just. It had been
said they should not join with schismatics. But what
was schism ? He denied that it could be shown that
those were schismatics who belonged to the great mysti-
cal body of Christians. He had, he thought, fully
answered any objection against the ministers of
the Church of England joining in the union.
He was gratified to see that in several of the
newspapers of their different bodies there was a more
kindly feeling exhibited, and he trusted that the time
was approaching when they should look less at their
points of difference, and more at those in which they
agreed. lie would, in conclusion, suggest some
practical rules to effect the union they so
strongly desired. They should not accuse Trac-
tarians of Popery, nor regard as too powerful the
mere mechanism of a society. They should invoke con-
tinually the Divine assistance, and should not despond,
but pursue their views with vigour and perseverance.
The second hymn was then sung, after which the third
resolution of the conference was spoken to by
The Rev. Dr. ALDER (Wesleyan minister). He
said that a few years back there was an apathy
apparent in religious bodies: in the country, in faet
a great indifference to religious matters. But it
would appear that the inroads which Popery was
making, and other circumstances, had the effect of dis-
playing most strongly the necessity of unfeh. He would
read the resolution to which he had been, called on to
speak. (The speaker then read the third resolution of
the conference, to th 4 effect, that after the frank avowal
of their religious sentiments which had been t

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