Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-26

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- From ihs Baptist Register
!, - ~ go ? sr3ICK HTalSHY-.. eva ...a3s
The English C1augch having Gqen establis.l7
ed by Saw ia Vfrgi nis.s Became as all such es7
sl..ne7:s are MBrgt da, exceedingly in
tolerant .dTssavsls other sects. In prosecution
ofthcir system OF cnnTcrsion three Baptist
ciereya alel, had Isecn Tlaieied. at Ercdericksl
bnr-, for rre,tchillg the Gospel oftie- Son Of
God contrary 10 tie Statute. Henry, hearing
ce this, relgs se.re &. li.iles to yolanteer his
services in deftaicJ Of ihe oPpressea- lleGea-
The, co,lrf, Being unki,Ues-n ia al;-present
saye the bench aiIt tfi6 bar while the indfct-
,Ba.ss gsg.s oeiis FeAl byg the e:eri.ss lie sat
aitliH The iiar until tie rcadiag was finished,
ana t!,t Kings attorney had concluded some
leiaaIks in defence OF the prosecution, 'wfe?n
lie arose, reached or. bis hand for the paper,
ard sitttoiit more ceEcaieHy. proceeded with /
fife fdii0eiffg speech :fsZ7e eHf-a s.f , aaf} /
.yMay it please ! our oaaar Wofshfps:I / think j
l,-ar4t read ly the prosecutors, as | entered
this house, the f,apc-I now hold in my hand
III have rightly understood, the Kings at
tolney OF tholcoIony has framed an Indictment
for the purpose of arraigniRg and panishinG
~ imprisonment, threc iuoifensiye persons
before the bar Of this conrt, for a crime of
great magaitude-as disturbers Of the peace.
Here he read. Did 1 hear. an expression as if
a crime, that these men, whom your worships
are abo;.t to try for misdeneanor, are charged
vith-wliat 20 and. continuing with low sSor
lenn tone, 'spreaehing the gospel Of the Sonot !
God 20 Paiising amidst the most profound
silence and hreat HESS establishment, he slow
~ waved the paper t6ree times round his head,
when, lifting his hands and eyes TO heaven,
+syftl, pecalfa- and expressive energy, ilc sqx-
claimed, t.G5iezt Col 20 The Exclamation :
the burst of feeling from the audience--5wwere
,oyerpowerng. MraJIenry resumed zzeo
iia.s May II fylease your worships: In day like
tllis-wien trutil is about TO break her fetteTs
.--Yisen, N an ind are about to be aaroused to
claim natural and inalienabie rights7zwhen the
yoke of oppression, that has reached the will
derncss of America, and the Unnatural alli-
anee of ecclesiastical and ciyil power, are
about 10 be dissoIred--at such period, Yhen
libertyAliberty of censcience--fs about to
awake from her sldmbeffngs, and inquire into
the reason of such charges as | find exhloi1eo
here to- day in this indictmentP'F Another
Z fearful pause, while the speaker alternately
east his sharp piercing eyes upon the court
and the prisoners. and resumed: 'sIf i am not
isdeceiyed,i according to the contents Off the pa
s.,er + now hold in my hand, these men are ac--
.cpissed OF preaching the gospel of the Son of
osoo 2 Grsat God ~ Another long pause,