Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-30

of the Lord his thoughts thoughts
he wonderful and excellent working be
therefore, brethren Isaiah There great power well
safety mceknes and patience Much aga.ed spirit
prevails beloved Ny the Lord who, notwlth
standing manifold has lne blessed IT, sui extend
his merciuI care over IT. we nave ever maintained that Il cur
duty obey all the cy those
BY which allegiance God tnteefed with We mach
blessings; through enjoy liberty protection
with law and ORDER and whilst bound By OF
Christian principles desire 10 De found Of those
the land; condition favorable to true Chrs'n
and which, highly valuable and useful
be rendered to the community.
Various of popular nature age the public
present We believe have
from phanthropic motives taken promoting
Some Of these things calculated bring win them
great excitement ,endey
whether of the associations for these Objects there ten
dency 10 patient spirit aud that
quot ion, which only conducive
growth grace. which The healthy state of the
and their guard lest such associations should
is unIaw full TO a follower of Christ
Since last together muude Of our fellow
have distress affords much satisfaction that
of members have, by pecunay aid manifested their
feeling for The sufeers and Others have diligently visited the
wre,chd aodes and We encourage the c"n
that sympathy which searches the
rows and aea'es the suherngs oil the poor me woow hn me
May deprive ourselves of the privilege Of
exercising this Christian Duty or whdfa" from Ills adcloas per-
ormance.
The spread of the slave
and slavery aesh before Whilst active
a, adopted hasten The termination
of this of niquiy believe that there IS s part to
IT, hc, f ,h ~ n ha s,ah, Of onr ,nsrc,I
Creator injustice which nseparabe from
we'll known and understood that have
yielding minds the subject May the day be near
shall be free from participating this compca
We glad Friends
Yearly Meetings have received acceptable
Epes from that Of eiand alive thus
that do avail themselves OF suitable
opportunities plead the before their rulers The
Indians annually brought
through this correspondence Oar sympathy
esh excited for these deeply iuured people, glad to
know that dear brethren the other side OF the Atlantic
them good Tho with which
,reated The arbitrary which
tho Of has bee" aud still exercised by those who
where the religion Of
protested reprohch the which
bear May all imhued with Of the he
peaceabe the merc character Of his law,
M and Of tho wrongs which have been
thus inflicted.
We subjected suffering the support of
scrup the of claims The
reported head. including the charges ds
thousand three hundred pounds. We
this testimony 10 the close
members We regard the altered circumstances
placed by the change the
the tendency which bat obvious acts
domlnaon, calling counsel
the Lord and by the help and the exercise tender
conscience uphold spiritual of Christian truth with
integrity and faI,huness
Friends. the period Of mortal existence
May established living faith ChIist May we be
found diligently occupying the talent entrusted with single
he Lord. And when
sand befor he OF Man. (I.nke 3j.
Signed, ia nd 0 behalf of the meeting, by
GEORGE STACEY,
Clerk Of the meeting ttlS gear.