The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-24

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recsde fron, !, ~ snols s,.n W. have cons,r,.,ad
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We have receded neither FROM The cons,;,,,,;on no.
from anv mari Of The original ground on Which we
me, tbanoo IN This WORK nd e y,s asL ~ na.,;no
The original and broad R;hIe orond ~
were no, eon;table how came Il so nohIv and 90
lone m he acted nnon; If eon;tabIe WIN dernr,
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We claim n have acted in tho ,,rer,sss ,,;,h III
er,, towards o"r norher hre,hrpon Th.''a rnu
he common nla,form Of eopaI r;sb,s ha,u,oan he
northern and southern churches, we have but recon-
struced that platform Content with it, we adhere
to it. and reproduce it, broad enough for US and
for them. Have they thrust us Off We retain but
one feeling in the case--liai zoe uH NOT practically
ieare il ON any account much less in obedience to
such usurped authority, or in Difference to such
manifest breach of trust as is here inyolved--a
breach of covenant that looks various ways-heav-
onward and earthward--for, we repeat, THEY
WOULD FORBID US TO SPEAK UNTO THE GrNTIIEs
The Jerusalem church, then, must be regatbered at
the suspected Samara or at some new centre of op-
erations, like Antioch. some thing is certain"-we
must go everywhere preaching the word eve can
never be party to any arrangement for monopo-
lizing the gospel any arrangement which, like that
of the nutocratical interdici of the North would
first drive us from our beloved colored people, of
whom they prove that they know nothing compare
lively, and from the much-wroneed aborigines of
the country and then cut us off from the whitening
fields of the heather harvest-labor; to which, by
cogent appeals and solemn prayers, thew have so
often protested that, without us, thew were made
quate.
ILL., Our OBJECTS, then, are the extension of the
Messiah 3 kingdom, and the glory of our God. Not
disunion with any of his people; not the unfolding
any form Of human polity, or civil rights; but
Gods glory and Messah's increasing reign; in the
promotion Of which, we find no necessity for relin-
gushing any of our civil rights. We will never
interfere with arhat is Cesar'ss We will not COM
promit what is Gods.
These objects will annear in detail q, Tho f,c. of
orr constitution and IN The nroceednas which ac.
comnonv this oddr,s So Thev are ds,rhm,ed a,
nrasan, ho,u,oon tue ,n,;,,r h,.1 c. c.a;r. ~
donosc n,;.s;ons haana No. rssaoa,;,,a $50 =,
Ricbmon5 V;ra;n;a and Mar;on kIahan,a W.
sympathize with the Macedonian cry from every
part the heather world, with the low moan for
spiritual aid of the four millions of half stifed red
men, our neighbours with the sons of Ethiopia among
u.s. stretching forth their hands of suppcation for
the gospel to God and all his people and we have
shaken ourselves from the night-mare of six years
s.srife about words TO no profit for the profit of
these poor, perishing and precious souls Our Ian
guage to all America, and to-a chrstendom, if they
will hear u.s. is sscone orer and for these Objects as
We love souls and the divine Saviour of souls selp
u.s." We ask help al this iuncture for nothing else
We have had more talk than work nbout these OBJ.
iects too long. We have waited quite too long for
the more learned and gifted and opuent and worthy
TO lead our way toward these objects; and VIC have
shortened debate upon them TO get to business Our
ewes and hearts are turned with feelings of parental
f6ndness to Burmah and the Karens; with a zeal in
which we are willing to be counselled by God and
all considerae men 9but bv none else)-io the con-
tinent of Africa. and her pernicious fountains of
idolatrv onnresaion and blood. hut vet more with
unutterable hope and thankfnlness. TO China and
~ ,,,,;ll;ons Amona us in the son,h u,e have
y ~ r. -
properly, winch we VIII oHer 10 inc LoTu anu DIS
cause, in these channels--some prudence with