Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-02

and others But granting that all this happen,
even the inventive genius of your anonymous
pondcnt, would bo totally unable to make any
nection which such could possibly have with the
motives of Moses Brown and Others obtaining the Act
of incorporation: how the folly of such dsorderly
end disavowed persons, could become identified with
character of the Yearly Meeting convert into an
institution thc most dangerous, to the happiness and
prosperity of mankind"
IL turns out however that the 9Th last section in
the Act, given in the hand BILL provides That moth
ing in this net shall impair alter, iii
any way affect any OF the osages; customs
orders modes and rules of discipline and prdcticed
by the said foirly Meeting of Friends in their Com
mitteee Mcengl for suerings other subordinate
branches of the SAID Yearly Meeting of Friends touch
ing their religious concerns all winch usaCes customs,
modes orders rules and discipline reserved them
IN the same way and and with the effect
though this act had not been passed"
Id the object Of your correspondent been
to display his Weakness and sometlln worse, it
must have been acknow edgcd that his SUCCESS would
have been complete.
A: the very moment when he was charging Moses
Brown, and the other worthy members OF New Eng
lind felry Meetings. with dupiic:ty, and the bascst
OF motives, he not only conce lng his own re Al
c1ara;ter but the designs of his eusion under tho gb
of piusole profession. 1t but Just to return upon
him the charge Of duptrity- md would be well il
tnis were the worst feature of the transaction To rise
and publish in newspapers and circulate in handols
with inieftig ibie industry, malicious and unouaded
accusations against individuals, and even II Yearly
Meeting tor the mere purpose OF promoting Il p. lty
and covering the whole specious profession Is
indeed worse than mere dlp!icty.
our readers who luainted with the SC ,ls,n
To which have alluded, may take tho article under
VieS as n H4c6ste producti, IL, and Il speci zen oil
tie manner a which they have long rried on their op
ertons against the Society of Friends. Its publication
in Vrginil, and its icing drec against the Yearly
Meeting of New England, will admit of an easy soln
ton by reternce to the facts that the neo Society of
iickses have not yet been able rlse such n n r;y
either III New Elgl and, or Virginia Yearly Mcetnus as
form any meeting III connection with them 1t has evil
IDENTIFY been an object of much with the ne sect
to raise IN these two Yearly Meetings "a feeling of dis
affection, and thus TO prepare the ground the recep
ton OF their DOCTRINES and finally for the develope
ent OF their whole system. 1t is well that
two OF their most efficient members zone milo
New England and that other have been adop
ted with view, if possible, to form Society of their
own within the limits of that Meeting. Your cores
pondcnt has probably undertaken the task of irving
there is circumstance within the limits of this Meet
ing which he could hope into cause of ex
cltement among its members, he has made this attack
upon the Yearly Meeting of New England to answer
the double purpose of ntsng preudices into the minds
of Friends here by disappearing character of the
Society there. E.. BATES
Baref1 t.-Many OF our readers, saws the New
Be~f1rd GiE:;;e recolecis that Admiral SIR Isaac
Z fih sent four elegant horse, from England T..
BIg"t'n W In a ye~ that the breed III his ia; W.
state nigh IN: r0ved. One OF those horses Bare
f't We urdcr+ian left Providence on Sunday II,.
18th INST. for New York, wher. ii. is t. be shipp d
to England o run race for sixty thousand doll; r.
Our informant. who saw lin 5na,d tue steanb, NJ
al Prevalence. aud who ia, seen many Tin frcs1
h res raised III thus country saws Bare o u is bv fla,
the must beautiful and splendid horse he EVER