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sof God into a. nrenn iof no Nh M q ha,red
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show;no ~ sarn..n, c.rrs The h;rs
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on the whole household of fa;tl, s,v;Il i
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Wh;lethe editor viii chec crfnlIy accord Il
all Of the profession the rights and priv
ileges which he demands for himself
the right to speak, write. vote-yet he
will inflexibly maintain that there is a
time and place for all things. While
a preacher has an nAdoubted right to
political opinions, the right publicly lo
express them either orally 81 BY the
pen, he has no moral rightfto do this on
the day devoted 10 religious duty, and
in pulpit consecrated to the service f
the Most High. The practice is bring
ing universal reproach upon the very
name Of religion it is Carrying inde-
scribable grief'o the hearts Of multitudes
who are well-wishers to the cause OIL
Lnr's''anl'y, ~, anu w'l', anless I can oe
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offences contrary to the. doctrine they
have learned. his will be done bold
y, iearlessiy, unhasltatIngly
This paper will also Give tr,,e views
Of the vexcd question Of Negro Slavery,
and will expose ths wickedness Of those
VIZ wi. = 'a.s .ns lu-sIon s,ners'y lor .ne 4
simply for It's own sake, and 10 obtain 4
few more votes al an election. TheI
glaring Misrepresentation that are
scattered broadcast over the land upon
ton whiclthey 50 richly deserve. Thel
editorwill be aided II his undertaking.
. oy or,g,na, l:cs, contributions from some Of
.o,n. ."v ,.vs' - 'eu "'Asrs z 'ns
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